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VALUABLE COINS,
INCLUDING
English, Scottish, Greek Silver and Copper,
Imperial Greek, Jewish and Roman Coins,
In Fine Condition;
VALUABLE GOLD COINS,
SCOTCH AND ENGLISH TOKENS,
MEDALS,
COIN CABINET,
A VERT VALUABLE COLLECTION OP
WORKS ON NUMISMATICS, Etc.
2i2at)tdj toill te 5>oHi Og auction
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Messrs. T. CHAPMAN & SON,
THEIR GREAT ROOMS, No. 11 HANOVER STREET,
EDINBURGH,
On TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 188 7, ond
TWO FOLLOWING DAYS,
At TWELVE o’clock
On View Day prior to, and on Hornings of Saie.
Colston & Company, Printers. 80 Rose Street,
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Wrat. — The highest bidder to be the buyer ; the Auctioneer reserving
to himself the right of refusing the bidding of any person he
pleases; should any dispute arise, the lot or lots to be put up
again and resold, and the Auctioneer to be the sole arbitrator
in all matters of dispute.
Second. — Purchasers must give in their names and places of abode,
and pay down 5s. in the Pound, if required, as part-payment
of the purchase money.
Third. — Though there is every desire accurately to describe each Lot,
no guarantee is given, the Lots having been on view previous
to the Sale, purchases must be accepted with all faults and
errors of description, Mkssrs. Chapman & Son not being
responsible for the correct description, genuineness, or authen¬
ticity of, or any fault or defect in, any Lot, and making no
warranty whatever.
Fourth. — Every Article to be paid for within Two Days from day of
Sale, and removed at the expense of the Purchaser, OR
REMAIN AT HIS RISK.
Fifth. — To prevent inaccuracy in delivery, and inconvenience in the
settlement of the Purchases, no Lot can be removed during
the time of Sale, and the money must absolutely be
PAID BEFORE OR ON DELIVERY.
Sixth. — Upon failure of complying with the above Conditions, the
money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited : All
Lots uncleared within the time aforesaid may, in the option
of the Auctioneers, be resold by Public or Private Sale ; and
the deficiency, if any, attending such re-sale, shall be made
good by the defaulter at this Sale.
Orders from Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale^ addressed to
Messrs T. Chapman & Son, will meet with the strictest attention.
I^ESSRS. T. CHAPMAN & SON beg to intimate, that
besides the Sales by Auction of LITERARY PROPERTY, CELLARS OF
WINES, OBJECTS OF VIRTU, and THE FINE ARTS, with which their Establish¬
ment has been so long and so peculiarly identified, they give great attention to the
DISPOSAL of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on the PREMISES of the OWNERS,
or when circumstances require, they will remove it to their ROOMS.
Messrs. T. CHAPMAN & SON beg also to intimate that they Make up INVEN¬
TORIES and VALUATIONS of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, COLLECTIONS
OF PICTURES, SILVER PLATE, JEWELLERY, ARTICLES OF VIRTU, and
all descriptions of MOVEABLE PROPERTY for Inventory and Legacy Duties,
Transfer, or other purposes, with great promptitude and convenience to Parties employ¬
ing them, and on very moderate terms.
CASH ADVANCES made when required.
PRIVATE ROOMS, for Sales of Heritable Property, Meetings, &e.
CATALOGUE
OF
RARE COINS, ETC.
FIRST DAY’S SALE,
Tuesday y April 5, 1887.
Sale will begin at Twelve o’clock.
1
Miscellaneous
Copper <
Goins, chiefly Continental,
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8 French Colonial, Siege Pieces, &c., many rare, and
in fine preservation, - 20
9 Somewhat Similar Lot, - 20
10 Do. do. - 20
11 Russian, many large size, and in fine preservation,
some rarCy 16
12 Lot of Modern Continental, all very Jiney - 22
13 Do. do. do. - 20
14 Pattern Proofs of Louis Phillipe, in casey - 8
1.5 Old Indian Copper Coins, - 15
16 Modern do. do., all Jiney - 21
17 English Colonial, - 24
18 Do. do. - 24
19 Pennies, Halfpennies, and Farthings of Geo. IL, III.,
IV. and Victoria, - 17
20 Do. do, do. 17
2 First Day's Sale,
21 Farthings of Geo. IV., 12, Half Farthings of Victoria
(12), fine, - 24
22 Lot of Old Brass Coin Weights, - 24
23 Lot of Copper Coins, Medals, &c., - 130
24 Pius IV., 7^ev. Castle of St Angelo ; Pius V., rev. Prte-
dicatorum Boschen, &c. ; Sextus V., rev. Perfecta
Securitas, all fine, - 3
25 Thomas Philologus, rev. An Eagle bringing an Infant
to be Suckled by Pornedalo ; Alex Bassianus and
John Cavinens, rev. Marcus Mantua Bonavitus, 2
26 Henry HI., rer. Lodoica Lotarsena ; Adam Smith, rev.
Wealth of Nations, yine, - 2
27 Silver Coins of John V. of Bohemia ; Robert of Sicily ;
John, Duke of Brabant ; Louis, Count of Flanders ;
Philip HI., Duke of Burgundy, carious and rare, 6
28 Philip VI. of France, uncertain, 3 ; Charles V.,
Emperor of Germany ; and Mary of Hungary, 6
29 Charles IX. of France ; Henry HI., - 2
30 Venice, Doge Augustin Barbadigo ; Henry Dondola
HI. ; Galeazzo H. ; and 3 others, all in fine preserva¬
tion, - 6
31 Ecclesiastical and Other Silver Coins, - 5
32 Indian — The Sacred Bull, and 2 others, - 3
33 Five Francs of Napoleon ; ohv. Napoleon Empereur,
rev. Republica Francaise, An \2,fine, - 1
34 Five Francs of Napoleon, 1811-12, 2 ; Francs of
same and Murat 3, - 5
35 Five Franc Piece of Napoleon, 1815, plain edge, and
in most brilliant condition, - 1
36 Five Francs, Louis XVHI, with Court Dress, 1814 ;
and Napoleon, l^lb, fine and rare, - 2
37 Maximilian, Emperor of Mexico, Dollars, rare and in¬
teresting, vei'y fine, may he sold separately, - 2
38 PiusIX., Five Lire, 1867,*^ brilliant; Marie II., Portugal,
200 and 100 Reis ; 10 Cents, - 4
BACTRIAN, &c.
39 Azes, Kadphises, Heliocles, Hermaeus,Soter Megas,and
others, some rare, 14
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
20
40 Various Kings,
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41 Do.
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42 Do.
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43 Do.
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44 Do.
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45 Do.
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46 Do.
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47 Do.
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48 Ciap-shaped Byzantine,
49 Coins of the Memluks,
50 Copper Coins of the Arsacidiae,
51 Do. do.
52 Do. ^ ^ do.
53 Denarii of the Arsacidiae, from Arsaces VI. to Arsaces
XX. 6
54 Do. do. do. 6
55 Parthian Tetradrachm of Tiridates IL, and small
Hindoo coin of Saurashtra, - 3
56 Sassanian, Silver Coins of Sapor I. and others ; rev.
Fire Worshippers, - 8
57 Bactrian, Lysias, Apollodotus, Azes, and others, - 7
10
9
12
12
20
GREEK COPPER.
58 Amisns, Cnossns, Brnttiun, Corcyra, Panormus, Velia,
Syracuse, Rhodes, - 3
59 Syracuse, Philippi, Maronea, Macedonia, Locri, Epi-
zephyrii, Mamertini, Antioch, Pergamns, - 8
60 Phintias, Athens, Amisus, Syracuse, Patelia, Valentia,
Larin um, Gyrene, Macedonia, Velia, - 10
61 Smyrna, Locri, Cyrene, Rhodes, Sicyon, and others,
- 15
62 Catana, Pergamus, Aphrodisias, Tyre, Paestnm,
Tarentum, Sidon, Pharnacia, and 2 others, - 10
63 Corcyra, Uxentum, Cnossns, Syracuse, Macedonia,
Tegea, Athens, Messenia, and 4 others, - 12
64 Bruttium, Acarnania, Lacedemon, Syracuse, Paestnm,
Velia, Irinum, Neapolis, Thespiae, Sicyon, Locri,
Apamea, - 12
65 Tauromeniura, Uxentum, Velia, Syracuse, Rhegium,
Athens, Cassope, Macedonia, Paestum, Bruttium,
Corcyra, Metapontum, - 12
66 Nuceria, Thessalia, Gaulos, Panormus, Velia, Ae-
tolia, Asculum, Syracuse, Valentia, Locri, and
2 others, - 12
67 Apamea, Phintias, Irinum, Syracuse, Thurium, Smyrna,
Locri, Priene, Centuripae, Antioch, and 2 others, 12
68 Valentia, Syracuse, Mamertini, Mesembria, Megara,
Cyzicus, Parium, - 8
69 Syracuse, Smyrna, Salapia, Cyrene, Neapolis, Maronea,
Thessalia, Pharnacia, Velia, Amisus, Antioch,
Tarentum, - 1 2
70 Syracuse, Roma, and 6 others, very fine, Arsinoe,
rare, ' “ 9
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72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
82
83
84
85
86
87
88
89
90
91
92
93
94
95
First Dai/s Sale,
Rhodes, Locri, Patrae, Phocis, Syracuse, Roma, Mace¬
donia, and 4 others, - 12
Syracuse, Clazomene, Bruttium, &c., ve7y fine, - 8
Thurium, Nuceria, Halicarnassus, Thessaiia, Antipolis
Gaulos, and 8 others, - 14
Syracuse, Athens, Agrigentum, Boeotia, Cosae, and
7 others, - 12
Athens, Agrigentum, Sicyon, Panormus, Messana, Rhe-
gium, Gortyna, - 8
Amisus, Velia, Valentia, Syracuse, Mamertini, Bruttium,
Pergamus, - 10
Phrygia, Thermae, Aegina, Phocis, Phaestus, Suessa,
Messaqa, Arpi, - 8
Aegae, Antioch, Brundusium, Erythrae, Messana, and
8 others, - 12
Bruttium, Smyrna, Amphipolis, Cossura, and 11
others, - 15
Panormus, Corinth, Aetolia, Locri, Macedon, and
10 others, - 15
Patelia, Phlius, Caena, Apamea, Abdera, and 9
others, - 15
Megara, Melita, Leucas, Philippi, Cnidus, Cos, and 9
others, - 15
Agrigentum, Brundusium, Cos, Panormus, Erythrae,
and 15 others, - 20
Termessus, Uxentum, Phintias, Centuripae, Mamer¬
tini, and 15 others, - 20
Tauromenium,Thasus, Patrae, Lilybaeum, Brundusium,
and 15 others, - 20
Phrygia, Philippi, Seleucia, Agrigentum, Erythrae, and
15 others, - 20
Lilybaeum, Marone.'i, Philippi, Eleutliernse, Amphi¬
polis, Rhegium, Cales, and 13 others, - 20
Locri, Larissa, Roma, Amisus, Panormus, Bruttium,
Pella, Comraagene, and 12 others, - 20
Mamertini, Mesembria, Thessaiia, Thessalonica, Locri,
Panormus, Roma, and 13 others, - 20
Paestum, Cyzicus, Smyrna, Zacynthus, Cnossus,
Macedonia, Sardis, and others, - 20
Ambracia, Antioch, Boeotia, Ebusus, and others, 15
Valentia, Antioch, Heraclea, Agathocles, Pergamus,
Traelium, and other scarce coins, - 15
Gaulos, Epirus, Ambracia, Carthage, Cyrene, Tyre,
and others, _ - 15
Miletus, Amphipolis, Philip IL, and others, - 20
Erythrse, Seleucus, Alexander the Great, Ptolemy,
Antioch, and others, - 20
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96 Philetsems, Crete, Colophon, Panormus, Ptolemy,
&c. - 25
97 Sicyon, Aspeiidns, Ploteraais, Melita, Caesarea, Ascalon,
Smyrna, Pliintias, and other rare coins, - 20
98 Cyme, Pontus, Ptolemy, Corcyra, Sicyon, and
others, - 25
99 Locri, Pontus, Roma, Antioch, - 25
100. Miscellaneous lot of coins of Cities, Kings, &c., 30
101 Do. do. 30
102 Do. do. 55
103 Do. do. 70
104 Do. do. 70
KINGS OF MACEDONIA, SICILY, AND SYRIA.
105 Amyntas IL, Perdiccas HI., Alexander the Great,
Philip III. (3) ; Cassander, Inter-regnum, - 8
106 Amyntas, Alexander the Great, Philip III. (2) ; Cas¬
sander, Philip III., Alexander, Son of Roxana,
Alexander IV. - 8
107 Alexander the Great, Philip III., Cassander, Alexan¬
der IV., Antigonus L, Philip V. - 10
108 Alexander the Great, Philip III., Cassander, Inter¬
regnum, Philip III, and IV., Alexander IV., Anti¬
gonus I., Philip V. (3), - 10
109 Philip III. (2), Cassander (3), Inter-regnum (2), Philip,
Alexander IV. (5), Philip V. (6), Incerta, - 20
110 Gelo, Hiero L, Agathocles, Hieronymus, all very
iine^ - 4
111 Gelo, Hiero I. and IL, Hieronymus, Lysimachus,
King of Thrace ; Prusias, King of Bithynia, - 6
112 Gelo, Hiero L, with laurel wreath (2) ; Agathocles,
Hiero IL, Lysimachus, Pyrrhus, Atambilus of
Characene, - y
113 Lysimachus (2), Prusias, Pyrrhus, Phthia, mother of
Py rrhus, Alexander II. of Epirus, Antiochus, King
of Commagene ; lotape, wife of Antiochus ; Atam¬
bilus, - 9
114 Seleucus L, Antiochus IL and IV., Demetrius I. 4
115 Seleucus I. and IL, Antiochus III., Alexander L,
Demetrius IL, Antiochus VII., Tryphon, Antiochus
VII. and VIII. - 8
116 Seleucus I., Antiochus III. and IV., Demetrius 1. and
II., Antiochus VI., Tryphon, Alexander IL - 8
117 Seleucus L, Demetrius 1. and IL, Alexander!., Antio¬
chus VI. and VII., Tryphon, - 8
6
118
119
120
121
122
123
124
125
126
127
128
129
130
131
132
133
134
135
136
137
138
139
140
141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
First Day's Sale,
Alexander L, Demetrine II., Antiochue VI. and VIL,
Tryphon, Seleucus V., Antiochus IX., Demet¬
rius III. - 8
A somewhat similar Lot, - 7
Hiero L, Syracuse, Campania, Agrigentum, Centur-
ipae, and others, ma7iy fine and I'are, - 19
Similar Lot, - . 20
GREEK SILVER— KINGS, &o.
Gelas, rev, Riga ; Cistophorus of Apollonia, - 2
Messana, rev. a hare; Macedonia, rev. club of Hercules,
&c., - 2
Thasus, Macedonia, first province, Tetradrachm, 2
A Lot nearly similar, - 2
Alexander the Great, struck at Rhodes, fine, Tetra¬
drachm, - 1
Alexander the Great, rev. two different monograms, 1
Alexander the Great, in good preservation, Tetra¬
drachm, - 1
Antiochus 1. of Syria, Tetradrachm, - 1
Antiochus II., rev. Apollo seated, Tetradrachm, - 1
Antiochus IV. Epiphanes,^?i6, Tetradrachm, - 1
Antiochus VI., obv. radiated head of the young king,
rev. Castor and Pollux, extremely I'are, Tetradrachm,
and in fine pres elevation, - 1
Seleucus VL, rev. Jupiter seated, fine and very I'are,
Tetradrachm, - 1
Perseus Tetradrachm, in the finest possible state, very
rare, - 1
Syracuse, Agrigentum, Posidonia, - 4
Syracuse, Caulonia, Metapontum, Tarentum, 4
Syracuse, Metapontum, Thurium, Caulonia, 4
Gelas, Crotona, Velia, Tarentum, - 4
Gelas, Crotona, Bruttium, - 4
Histima, Macedonia, Eion, Corcyra, Phocis, 6
Megara, Lamia, Velia, Rhodes, side face of Apollo,
head radiate, 2 ; and another, front face, 6
Chersonesus, Erythrae in Ionia, Massilia, Istrus, 4
Clazomene, Dyrrhachium, Thessalia, Sicyon, 6
Tyre, Cnidus, Sicyon, Thasus, Arcadia, - 6
Megara, Pythopolis, Lesbos, Pharsalus, Chalcis, 5
Corinth, Corcyra, liistiaea, Phocis, - 6
Megara, Boeotia, Patrae Achaian-League, - 4
Aegina, rev. Incuse Square ; Amisus, Sinope, - 3
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149 Tricca in Thessalia, rare and fine; Cranium, very
fine; and one uncertain, - 3
150 Pixodarus of Rhodes, very rare {doubtful coin), - 1
151 Corinth, varied, - 8
152 Thessalia, Chalcis, Mepira, - 3
153 Athens, chiefly small size, - 8
154 Alexander the Great, - 4
155 Demetrius III., Antiochus of Macedon, Alexander
Bala, - 3
156 Ariarathes, Ariobarzanes, - 3
157 Ariobarzanes, Ariarathes, Alexander the Great, - 4
158 Achaian-League, all different, rare and fine, - 7
159 Caria, and others, - 9
160 Antioch in Syria of Trajan, Silver Medallion, size 6,
rev. the City of Antioch seated to the right with
the Orontes swimming below, yine and very rare - 1
161 Messana, Leontini, Syracusan Tetra drachm, - 3
162 Argos, Massilia, Athens, Mitylene, Rhodes, Corcyra,
Posidonia, Campana, all in fine state, - 12
163 Athens, 2, Tetradrachms, - 2
164 Antiochus III. Tetradrachm, - 1
165 Thasos Tetradrachm ; Aegina, first period; Corinth,
Apollonia, - 4
166 Sinope, Chios, and two others, - 4
167 Philetaerus Tetradrachm, - 1
168 Alexander Bala,^?i^, Tetradrachm, - 1
169 Philip 11. Tetradrachm, rev. Horseman, ; Alex¬
ander Magnus, 2, - 3
170 Larissa, Metapontum, Corinth, - 3
171 Heraclea, Histiasa, Cyzicus,yi72g, - 3
172 Thurium, Neapolis, Corinth, - 3
173 Demetrius Poliorcites, Macedonia, Tetradrachm, rev.
Neptune with Trident, and rare, - 1
174 Demetrius IL of Syria, Tetradrachm, - 1
175 Antiochus XL of Syria, Tetradrachm, - 1
176 Electrum, Hecta, very fine, - 1
177 Cnidus, Heraclea, - 2
178 Mark Antony and Octavius, x4emilia, and Augustus
Quinarius, - 3
179 Cufic Coins, - 5
180 Ancient Piece of Gold Ring Money, - l
182 Cumae, ohv. female head to right, rev. Shell and
barleycorn, legend retrograde, a rare didrachm, 1
183 Panormus, ohv. Head of Ceres to left surrounded by
four ‘dolphins, rev. Horse cantering, a very fine and
valuable tetradrachm, - X
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First Days Sale,
184 Syracuse, ohv. Archaic female head to right, the
letters of 2VPAK02I0N and four dolphins arranged
around it, rev. A bearded figure in a biga to right,
a Victory crowning the horses, a fine tetradrachm, 1
185 Syracuse ohv. Head of Pallas with Corinthian helmet
to right a club and A behind, 2VPAK, rev. Pegasus
flying to left, the letters AI below, a fine didrachm, 1
186 Lysimachus, ohv. Head, diademed and with ram’s
horn, to right, regarded as the head of Alexander
the Great, rev. a monogram in front of Pallas, a
fine tetradrachm, - 1
187 Attains IL, ohv. Head of Attains II., laureated, to
right ; rev. Pallas seated to left, on a throne, below
the stretched forth arm of Pallas an ivy leaf, a fine
tetradrachm, - 1
188 Alexander iEgus or Junior, ohv. Youthful head,
diademed, rev. Pallas combating to left, in the field,
eagle, helmet, and HP mon., a very fine, rare and
valuable tetradrachm, - 1
ROMAN FIRST BRASS {and some Second).
189 Aes and Parts, - ^ 3
190 Augustus S. C., with moneyer’s name ; Quadriga of
Elephants, 1 fine (2) ; Tiberius, rev., Triumphal
Car, - ^ 4
191 Augustus, restored by Nerva, rare; Caligula, rev.
Adlocutio, ^ 2
192 Augustus S. C., with moneyer’s name, rev. Quadriga
of Elephants ; Tiberius, rev. Triumphal Car ; and
Second Brass of Augustus, 2, - 5
193 Livia and Augustus, rev. Julia Augusta Genetrix
Orbis, struck in Spain by Tiberius, rare ; Tiberius
rev. Divus Augustus Pater, rev. S. C., Second Brass
of Augustus, rev. Consensu Senat, &c. ; Livia, rev.
Ti. Csesar Divi, &c. - 4
194 Drusus, rev. Claudius, seated, surrounded by trophies,
7'are ; Agrippina, rev. Carpentum, in fine preserva¬
tion; Second Brass of Marcus Agrippa and Ger-
manicus, both fine, - 4
195 Agrippina Senior ; Claudius, rev. EX’S’C*, &c. ; Galba,
•rev. Victory Marching, Nero and 2 others, - 6
196 Drusus, rev. " Claudius, seated ; Agrippina, rev. Car¬
pentum ; and M. Agrippa, ..." ^
197 Caligula, rev. Emperor Sacrificing^ in front of a
Temple; do., rev. Agrippina Drusilla, Julia, poor;
Agrippina, rev. Carpentum, - 3
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198 Claudius, rev. Spes Augusta; rev. KX-b‘C.O,.G,. coiuitei-
marked Agrippina ; 7'ev. Ti. Claudius Cgesar, &c. ;
Second Brass, Claudius, reu. &c. ; Ceres Augusta, 5
199 Claudius, rev. Spes Augusta ; Nero, rev. Decursio, m
fine state; Second Brass of Nero, rev. ^'G\fine, '6
200 Nero, rev. Rome, seated, 2 ; and Second Brass, 2, 4
201 Nero, rev. Emperor Addressing the Troops ; rev.
Rome, seated ; Vespasian, rev. Pax P. Romani, 3
201^Claudius, Galba, Sabina, &c., - 6
202 Galba, rev. s*P*Q-R-0-B-, &c. ; Vespasian, rev. Female
Figure, S'G* ; Second Brass of Julia Titi ; Nero, rev.
Rome, seated, - 3
203 Galba, rev. Libert. Aug. Vespasian, rev. Pax Augusti ;
Dornitilla, rev. B^uneral Car ; Third Brass of
Domitian, - 5
204 Vespasian, Emperor seated in Quadriga of Elephants,
rev. Imp. T. Caesar, &c. ; Titus, rev. Hope Marching,
S*G* ; rev. Judaea Capta, in fair presei'vation, rare;
Second Brass of Vespasian and Domitian, - 6
205 Vespasian, Domitian, Trajan, and 3 others, - 6
206 Vespasian, rev. Judaea Capta, /iaa, - 1
207 Titus, rev. Felicitas Publica, Domitian, rev. Imp. Cos.
VIL, des VIIl. P. P. ; Second Brass Felicitas
Publica, - 5
208 Nerva, Trajan, Hadrian, Second and Third Brass of
Trajan, - 8
209 Trajan, S'P’Q'R*, Rome Standing, in fine preservation,
rev. Figure seated ; Hadrian, rev. Pont Max, &c.,
fine; Second Brass of Nerva, rev. Fortuna August, 5
210 Hadrian, - 2
211 Hadrian, rev. Felicitas ; do., rev. with Romulus and
Remus suckled by the Wolf, both very fine, - 2
212 Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, 3 ; Faustina, senior and
junior, - 6
213 Hadrian, different reverses, some fine, - 5
214 Antoninus Pius, 7'ev. Vota, &c. ; Emperor sacrificing;
Faustina, senior ; rev. Augusta, s*G' ; Marcus
Aurelius, Faustina, junior, rev. Venus, standing;
rev. Concordia ; Second Brass of Antoninus Pius,
a choice lot, - 6
215 Antoninus Pius ; Faustina, senior ; Faustina, junior, 6
216 Antoninus Pius; Faustina, senior; Faustina, junior,
rev., Sasculi Felicit; Alex Severus (2), - 5
217 Antoninus; Faustina, senior (2) ; Faustina, junior ;
Marcus Aurelius (2), - 6
218 Marcus Aurelius, rev. TR. Pot, &c., very fine ; Faustina,
Junior, - 2
219 Venus, rev. TR. P., &c., very fiiu ; Commodus, rev.
Commodus seated on an Estrade, rare, - 2
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First Day s Sale,
220 Commodus, rev. Winged Cadaceiis between two
Cornncopiae, Brit on the obv., fine ; Liicilla, 2
221 Antoninus; Faustina, senior, Veiled Ytesid, fine ] M.
Anrelius, rev. Mercury standing in the centre of a
Temple of Four Columns, and fine ; Lucilla, 4
222 Faustina, senior ; Aurelius; Faustina, junior, - 6
223 Lucilla; Commodus, Viet. Brit ; Severus; Second
Brass of M. Aurelius, - 6
224 Lucilla ; Commodus ; Crispina ; Second Brass of
Faustina, junior, - 5
225 Faustina, yine ; Lucilla ; Severus Alexancler, beauti¬
fully patinated ; Maximinus, - 4
226 Commodus, rev. Miner. Viet.; Pallas stanciii]g with
Brit on o5u., rare; Do., rev. Viet. Brit, rare; Cris¬
pina ; Julia Mamaea ; Geta, - 5
227 Albinus, Severus, Julia Domna, Second Brass of
Julia Domna and Maesa, - 6
228 Albinus, Severus, Julia Domna, - 6
229 Geta, rev. VictoriaB Brit ; Diadumenian ; Julia
Maesa ; Second Brass of Sev. Alexander, yine lot., 4
230 Didius Julian, very rare, Gordian III., - 2
231 Didia Clara, very rare., - 1
232 Sev. Alexander, Julia Maesa, Maximinus, Second
Brass of Alexander, and Julia Mamsea, - 5
233 Sev. Alexander, rev. Triumphal Car ; Julia Mamaea ;
Maximinus ; Balbinus; Gordian, - 5
234 Clodius Albinus ; Julia Mamaea (2), one very fine ;
Severus Alexander, - 4
235 Sept. Severus, rev. Captives seated under a Trophy ;
Elagabalus, mre / Maximws, fine, - 3
236 Sept. Severus ; Julia Mamaea ; Philip, junior ; Maxi¬
minus, - 4
237 Otacilia Severa ; Gordian III; Philip, junior ; Etrus-
cilla, all fine, - 4
238 Philip, senior; Trajan Decius, both very fine., - 2
239 Balbinus, rev. P‘M*TR* ; Pupienus, rev. Pax Pub-
lica, both in fine condition and very rare., - 2
240 Gordian III. (2) ; Maximus, all fine coins, - 3
241 Philip, senior (3) ; Octacilia Severa, - 4
242 Trajan Decius, medallion, - 4
243 Octacilia Severa, very fine, Philip, junior, Etruscilla, 3
244 Aemilianus, Hostilian, both well preserved and very
rare, - 2
245 Gallienus, 3 ; Salonina ; Postumus, - 5
246 Alexander Severus; Maximinus (2); Philip, senior ;
Gordian, - 6
247 Maximinus; Philip, senior {?>), fine; Philip, junior ;
Gordian 111., fine, - 6
248 Trajan Decius, Medallion, /hie, - i
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249 Sev. Alexander, Maximiiius, Gordian III., Treb Gallus,
Yolusian, Etruscilla 6
250 Maxirninus, 2, 1 very fine; Gordian III. and Trajan
Decius, both very fine and beautifully patinated, 4
251 Trajan Decins, Valerian, Salonina, - 3
252 Valerian, Gallieous, Fostninus, very fine, - 3
253 Lot various, some rare, - 9
254 Do. do. - 18
255 Do. do. - 8
256 Do. do. - 10
257 Casts of Rare First Brass Coins, - 9
258 Imitation of Rare First Brass Roman Coins and
Medallions of Augustus, Nero, Otlio, Marcus Au¬
relius, and one of Athens, - 6
259 Nero, Otho, Vetellius, Hadrian, Faustina, Verus,
Caracalla, - 7
260 Claudius, Galba, Vespasian, Nerva, - 8
261 Lot of Electrotypes of rare Emperors and Empresses,
Casts, &c., - 14
262 Imitations of Greek, Roman, Saxon, and other Coins,
in white metal, a valuable lot for study, - 326
SECOND BRASS.
263 Augustus, restored by Nerva, rev. a rudder on a
globe, very rare; Germanicus, rev. Signis Recept.,
&c., Emp. standing, very rare; Agrippa, 3; Nero, 9
264 Augustus; Agrippa, 2., fine; Caligula, rev. Vesta, 4
265 Tiberius, Claudius, Nero, Domitian, - 4
266 Augustus, Agrippa, Germanicus, Caligula, - 4
267 Germanicus, rev. 0. Caesar Divi, &c., S’C, very fine, 1
268 Augustus, Agrippa, Tiberius, Claudius, Nero, 2, 5
269 Nero, Vespasian, Domitian, - 9
270 Nero, 3; Vespasian, 5,-8
271 Otho, Trajan, Hadrian, Aelius Caesar, last two fine, and
finely patinated, - 4
272 Galba, rev. Libertas Publica, Nerva, both fine, 2
273 Hadrian, rev. Restitutori Hispania, fine; Do. rev.
Annona, &c.. Abundance standing, very fine; Do.
rev. Emperor standing, finely patinated; Aelius
Caesar, - 4
274 Vespasian, 2 ; Aelius Caesar, - 3
275 Hadrian, Antoninus Pius, rev. Annona Aug., &c., very
fine, Do. - 4
276 Antoninus Pius, M. Aurelius, rev. De Germ., two cap¬
tives seated under a trophy, very fine; Faustina,
junior, ^ - 3
277 Antoninus, Pius, M. Aurelius, Commodus, Crispina,
finely patinated, - g
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First l)ay s Sale,
278 Commodus, 4, one rare, and two others, - 6
279 Antoninus Pius, Faustina, senior; Lucilla, - 6
280 Caracalla, 2 ; Sev. Alexander, Julia Maesa, Etruscilla,5
281 Julia ^ Domna, Caracalla, Sev. Alexander, Otacilia
Philip, senior, - (>
282 Lucilla, Macriiius, Sev. Alexander, Gordian III. 6
283 Maxiininus, both very fine, - 2
284 Julia Mamaea, Gordian III., Trajan Decius, very jine;
Postumus, a galley, - 4
285 Salonina, Trebonianus Gallus, &c. - 3
286 Lot of Second Brass, various Emperors and Em¬
presses, - 10
287 Do. do. 10
288 Do.^ do. 18
289 Julian, rev. Bull, rare and fine; Coustantius Chlorus,
Maximianus Hercules, and others, - 8
290 Probus of Alexandria, Aurelian of do., Augustus of
Corinth, and 16 Third Brass, fine, - 19
291 Do. do. 35
CONSULAR DENARII.
293 Campania, Head of Janus, rev. Roma (incuse) rare
and fine, 2 ; rev. Roma Dioscuri, Quinarii and
Sestertius, fine and rare, - 5
294 Somewhat similar Lot, - 4
295 Afrania, Antestia, Acilia, Antonia, Two Quinarii, and
one uncertain, - 8
296 Aemilia, Crepusia, Cornelia, Coelia, Appia, Caeclia, 8
297 Cordia,Carvilia, Cornelia, Far8uleia,Flaminia,Forteia 8
298 Forteia, Gellia, Hosidia, _ ’0
299 Hosidia, Herennia, Julia, head of Julius Cgesar veiled,
Junia, head of Augustus, - g
300 Lucretia, Marcia, Minucia, 4 ; Meinraia, 2, - 8
301 Mussidia, Marcia, Norbana, Nonia, Naevia, Postumia, 8
302 Porcia, Plancia, Papiria, Pompeia, - *8
303 Pompeia, Piiiaria, Poblicia, Plautia, Postumia, Rubria,
(quinarii), - g
304 Pompeia, Head of Neptune, rev. naval trophy, rare
and fine ; Vibia, mask of the head of Pan, rev. head
of a Bacchante, rare, - 2
305 Petronia, rev. figure kneeling, rare; Plautia, rare and
fine,^ , . . ■ 2
306 Servilia, Sergia, Sentia, Sempronia, Papia, - 7
307 Plautia, Sulpicia, Tituria, Trebauia, Tullia Thoria
Titia, - ’ g
308 Titia, Vettia, rev. Biga, rare; Vibia, Valeria, Volteia
Valeria, - §
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IMPERIAL DENARII.
309 Augustus, Caligula, 3 ; and 2 Quinarii, - 5
310 Augustus, a Quinarius, obv. head of Augustus be¬
tween many stars : rgu. Plead of Caligula, supposed
to have been struck in Cyprus, /i?ie and very rare, 1
311 Augustus, Tiberius, rev. PoNTiF Maxim. {The Tribute
Penny), very^ fine; Caligula, rev. Augustus, - 3
312 Augustus, Caligula, rev. Augustus, Claudius, rev. Paci
Augustas, - 3
313 Claudius, rev. Agrippina, Junior, rare, and in fine pre^
serration, - 1
314 Nero, rev. ve7'y fine ; Galba, rev. S’P*Q‘R, fne, 2
315 Nero, rev. Jupiter Custos, fine ; Galba, rev. Salus,
Gen. Romani, I'are and fine, - 2
316 Otho, rev. Pax Orbis Terrarum, Otho, rev. Securitas,
fine, - 2
317 Vitellius, rev. Concord seated, fine and rare; Ves¬
pasian, Titus, very fine, - 3
318 Vespasian, Titus, Nerva, Trajan, a quinarius, 6
319 Lot somewhat similar, - 6
320 Vespasian, Titus, Domitian, Nerva, - 5
321 Vespasian, Titus Domitian, M. Aurelius, fine, - 5
322 Trajan, Hadriau, Antoninus, Marcus Aurelius, Faus-
tina, senior
and junior.
all fiiie.
7
323 Do.,
do..
do.,
7
324 Do.,
do.,
do.,
7
325 Do.,
do.,
do..
7
326 Do.,
do..
do..
7
327 Do.,
do.,
do.,
7
328 Irajan, Hadrian, Antoninus, Faustina, well preserved. 9
329 Do.,
do..
do..
9
330 Do.,
do..
do..
9
331 Do.,
do.,
do.,
9
332 Do.,
do..
do..
9
333 Do.,
do.,
do.,
5
334 Early Syracusan, Campanian, and 2 Roman Aes 5
335 False Denarii of Rare Coins, - * g
336 Vespasian
1, Trajan, Hadrian,
••
12
337 Do.,
do..
•m
12
338 Do.,
do.,
12
339 Do.,
do.,
12
340 Do.,
do.,
12
341 Do.,
do.,
12
342 Do.,
do..
12
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Second Day s Sale,
343 Commodiis Crispina, Albinus, Severus, Julia Domna,
Elagabalus, all fine, - 7
344 Somewhat similar Lot, - 7
345 Do. ^ do., - 7
346 Balbinus, rev. Pietas Mutua Augg, fine and very rare, 1
347 Lot from Augustus to Gordian, ^ - 21
348 Do., do., - 21
SECOND DAY^S SALE,
Wednesday, April 6, 1887,
*** Sale will begin at Twelve O’clock.
GREEK IMPERIAL, AND ROMAN COLONIAL.
349 Hispania in genere, Patricia of Augustus, Traducta of
do., Tarraco of Augustus and Tiberius, Romula
of Tiberius, rer.Drusus and Germanicus, Nemausus,
2, rev. crocodile, countermarked, - 6
350 Vienna of Agrippa and Augustus, rev. prow of a
galley, rare, Patricia of Augustus, 2, Carmo,
Ana, Celsa, - 6
351 Carthago Nova of Tiberius, rev. Nero and Drusus
Emporiae, Nemausus, Malaca, Murgi, Casilii, 6
352 Osca of Tiberius, Valentia, Gades, Carteia, Cosetani,
Malaca, - 6
353 Celsa of Augustus, Emerita of Tiberius, Italic! of
Drusus, jun., Emporiae, Gades, aud Celtiberian, 6
354 Celsa, Irippo, Urso, Nemausus Bilbilis, Mauretania, 6
355 Urso, Nemausus, rev. crocodile, fine, Obulco in alli¬
ance with Hispalis, Vienne, rev. prow of a galley,
Tarraco of Tiberius, and another, - 6
356 Gades, Urso, 2, Nemausus, and others, - 8
357 Corinth of Augustus, Utica of Tiberius, Ptolemais of
Nero, Ascalon of Vespasian, Antioch of Domitian,
Ca3sarea of Trajan, Tiberias of Hadrian, rai'e,
Corinth of Antoninus Pius, - 8
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358 Augustus, rev. Rhoemetaioes 1. and Queen, Tiberius
of Oea in Syrtica, Antioch of Nero, Corinth of
Caligula, Phrygia of Agrippina, jun., rare, - 5
359 Augustus of Amphipolis, Augustus, Rhoemetalces,
Thracia, ^Jhberius of Ascalon, Caesarea of Nero,
Amphipolis of Claudius, Laodicea of Domitian,
Pisidia of Trajan, - 7
360 Augustus of Antioch, Ascalon, Incerta, Claudius and
Agrippina, Corinth of Agrippina, jun., Antioch of
Nerva, Trajan, Africa, - 6
361 Augustus of Pergamus, Livia of Alabanda, rare,
Zeugitana of Tiberius, Sestus of Claudius, Gaza of
Trajan, Beroea of do., Gaza of Hadrian, - 7
362 Samos of Augustus, Zeugitana of Tiberius, Augustus,
rev. Rhoemetalces, Thessalonica of Octavia, Ascalon
of Nero, Hieropolis of Trajan, Gaza of Hadrian,
and another, - 8
363 Zeugitana of Augustus, Corinth of Claudius, do. Nero,
Ascalon of Domitian, Arabian of Trajan, Berytus
of Antoninus Pius, do. Raphia, - 8
364 Amphipolis of Augustus, Corinth of Nero, Chlcis of
Trajan, Bithynia of Commodus, Beroea of L. .^lius
Csesar, Bostra of M. Aurelius, - 6
365 Neapolis of Domitian, rev. palm tree, very rare and
wipnhlished, do. smaller, - 2
366 Sardes of Augustus, Pariurn of Do., Sepphoris of
Trajan, Leucas of do., Tripolis of Hadrian, Do.
of Antoninus, Gaza of Aurelius, Corinth of
L. Verus, - g
367 Samos of Hadrian, Berjdus of Antoninus Pius,
Cyrenaica of M. Aurelius ; Neapolis of Faustina,
junior; Corinth of L. Verus, Side of Com¬
modus, - g
368 Tiberias of Hadrian, Gaza of do., Sepphoris of An¬
toninus, Berytus of M. Aureleus and L. Verus,
Corinth of (viispina, Troas of Commodus, Nicaea
of Severus Alexander, Fphesus of Julia Domna, 8
369 Caesarea of Hadrian, Antioch of do., Tralles of
Matidia, Beroea of Antoninus, Philippopolis of M.
Aurelius, Gaza of Aurelius and Faustina, junior, 6
370 Ascalon of Antoninus, Neapolis of M. Aurelius, Com-
magene Zeugma, Pagm of Commodus, ]\Iarcian-
opolis of Sep. Severus, Stobi of Julia Domna,
Macedonia, Alex. III., restored by Caracalla*
CleoTie of Plautill a , very rare, - g
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Second Day^s Sale,
371 Gaza of Aiitouinus, Solge of Do., very rare; Nea-
polis of Aurelius, Carrhae of M. Aurelius, Corcjra
Insula of Sev. Alexander, Ptolemais of Julia
Domna, Tripolis in Phoenicia of Caracalla, - 7
372 Philippopolis of M. Aurelius, 2; Edessa of Sep. Severus
and Abgarus, Ampliipolis of Julia Domna, Mace¬
donia, Alex. III., restored by Caracalla ; Corcyra
Insula of Plautilla, very rare ; Do. Geta, Berytus
of Macrinus, - 8
373 Edessa of Aurelius and Abgarus, 2 ; Macedonia,
Alex. TIL, restored by Caracalla ; Megalopolis of
Geta, Berytus of Macrinus, Caesarea of Diadu-
menian, Antioch of Elagabalus, large size and fine;
Berytus of Caracalla, - 8
374 Edessa of M. Aurelius, 2 ; Ephesus of Verus, large
size and fine; Lesbos of Commodus, Tyre of Sep.
Severus, Tarsus of Caracalla, Caesarae of M.
Aurelius, - 7
375 Pisidia, Antioch of Severus, Bostra of Julia Domna,
Macedonia of Alex. TIL, restored by Caracalla ;
Corcyra of do., Carrhae of Caracalla and Geta,
Nicopolis of Diadumenian, - 7
376 Byblus of Caracalla, Phlius of Geta, Berytus of
Elagabalus, Perga of do., countermarked with an
eagle ; Magnesia of Alexander Severus, Ephesus
of Gordian III. - 6
377 Laodicaea of Caracalla, Gortyna of Geta, Smyrna
of Elagabalus, Troas ef Julia Paula, Macedonia of
Alex. III., restored by Caracalla ; Berytus of
Caracalla, rev. Neptune in a marine car ; Marci-
anopolis of do. - 7
378 Troas of Caracalla, Antioch of Elagabalus, Neapolis
of J. Maesa, Samos of Sev. Alexander, Smyrna
of Gordian, Neapolis of Philip Sen, Zeugma of
Sev. Alexander, - 7
379 Edessa of Elagabalus, Caesarea of Alex. Severus,
Edessa of Sept. Severus and Abgarus, do. of
Gordian ITT. and Abgarus, Magnesia of Maximus,
Singara of Gordian III. - ^ 7
380 Antioch of Caracalla, Amphipolis of do., Sidon of
Elagabalus, 2 iine ; do. of Julia Maesa, - 5
381 Thyatira of Caracalla, Thessalonica of Elagabalus,
Edessa of Sev. Alexander and Julia Mamaea, Bery¬
tus of Caracalla, Nisibi of Julia Mameea, - 7
382 Tyre of Elagabalus, /ne; Do. Berytus,/??^; Edessa;
Sev. Alexander Viminaciumof Gordian IIP; Edessa;
Do. Tranquillina ; Cyrrhus of Philip, Senior, 7
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383 Marcianopolis of Elagabahis, large size ; Nisibi of Sev.
Alexander ; Apollonia of Octacilia Severa, very rare
andfine ; Nisibi of Gordian and Tranquillina; P]dessa
of Gordian and Abgarns, - 5
384 Sidon of Alex. Severus ; Samosata of Philip,
senior; Samos, Philip, junior; Large Medallion
of Gallieniis, - 4
385 Antioch of Elagabalus; Neapolis of Philip, juuior ;
Samos of Trajan Decius; Zeugina of Philip, senior;
Bostra of Severus Alexander ; Aiitioch in Pisidia
of Gordian, large size, and in fine state, - 6
386 Edessa of Sep. Severus and Abgarns ; Berytus of
Elagabalus; Viminacium of Philip, senior; Antioch
of Philip, junior; Smyrna of Tranquillina; Ephesus
of Valerian, - 6
387 Antioch of Philip, senior; Do. of Trajan Decius; Do.
of Gallienus ; Samos of Gordian III. ; Edessa of
Gordian III. and Abgarus ; Ephesus of Valerian,
&c., - 7
388 Antioch of Treb. Gallus, Caesarae of Herennius
Etruscus; Medallion of Gallienus of Apollonia, &q. 4
389 Edessa of Trajan Decius ; Nicaea of Gallienus ; Aph-
rodisias of do. ; Smyrna of Gordian III. ; Sardes
of Salonina, - 5
390 Troas of Gallienus, 2 ; Nicaea of Herennius Etruscus ;
Do. of Antioch. ; Tyre of Treb. Gallus ; Nicaea of
do. ; Anazarbus of do., - 7
391 Egyptian, Ptolemy I. and Berenice ; Ptolemy I., with
head of Hercules ; Ptolemy IX., and 3 others, 10
392 Cleopatra; Ptolemy, and others, - H
393 Ptolemies, sizes 8, 10, and 13, - 4
394 Do., sizes 6 to 13, - . 7
395 Do. do. - 7
396 Alexandrian. Tiberius and Augustus; Claudius and
Messalina, rare, - 2
397 Nero and Poppaea, in perfect condition, rare, - 1
398 Augustus ; Claudius ; Nero and Augustus ; Agrip¬
pina, junior, rare, - 4
399 Galba ; 0th 0, 2, very rare, . 3
400 Nero, rev. Poppaea, and 6 others, different reverses, 6
401 Vespasian; Titus; Domitian ; Nero, 2, - 5
402 Hadrian, 3 ; Hadrian and Sabina ; Antoninus Pius •
Faustina, junioi’, - 3
403 Livia; Trajan; Hadrian, and others, - 3
404 Hadrian, rev. Canopus, and 3 others; M. Aurelius, 2 6
405 Antoninus Pius; M. Aurelius; Coinmodus, 2 ; Severus
Alexander, 2, -
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Second Day s Sale,
406 Maximiniis, Balbinus, very rare, - 2
407 Severus Alexander ; Julia Mamaea ; Gordian III. ;
Tranquillina, very rare, - 4
408 Philip, senior, 2; Philip, junior; Trajan Decius ;
Gallienus, rev. head of the sun, very fine and rare ;
Tranquillina, - 7
409 Philip, senior ; Gallienus; Salonina; Aurelian ; Clau¬
dius Gothicus ; Probus, - 10
410 Philip, senior; Gallienus; Salonina; Claudius Goth¬
icus ; Aurelian and Vabalathiis ; Probus, 9
411 Lot somewhat similar, - 9
412 Various
Emperors and Empresses,
-
9
413 Do.
do.
10
414 Do.
do.
10
415 Do.
do.
10
416 Do.
do.
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THIRD BRASS.
417 Carausius ; Allectus ; Marius ; Maximianus,
others, some
very
rare,
418
Various Emperors
and Empresses,
419
Do.
do.
-
420
Do.
do.
-
421
Do. '
do.
-
422
Do.
do.
-
423
Do.
do.
-
424
Do.
do.
-
425
Do.
do.
-
426
Do.
do.
-
427
Do.
do.
-
428
Do.
do.
-
and 5
9
45
45
45
45
45
45
50
50
50
50
50
JEWISH COINS.
429 Simon Maccabeus, Shekel, ohv. a cup or chalice, year
2, rev. Jerushalem Kedoshah “Jerusalem the holy
a triple city,” very fine and rare, - 1
430 Simon Maccabeus, Half Shekel, ohv. and rev. similar
to the above, fine and very rare, _ - 1
431 Simon Maccabeus, ohv. a cup oi chalice, rev. a bundle
of branches between two Ethrogs,/.ne ; Alexander
Janneus, ohv. a flower, rev. an anchor within a
circle ; Do., ohv. inscription within a wreath, rev.
two cornucopiae ; Alexander II., ohv. anchor, rev.
a star, fine, ~ ^
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432 Simon Maccabeus, obv. cup, rev. bundle of branches,
fine; Alexander Janneus, ohv. inscription, rev. two
cornucopiae ; Alexander II,, obv. anchor, rev. star ;
Herod the Great, obv. anchor, rev. two cornucopiae, 4
433 Simon Maccabeus, ohv. cup, rev. bundle of branches,
fine; Alexander Janneus, obv. inscription, rev. two
cornucopiae ; Do., obv. Lotus - shaped flower
Madden, p. 67. Herod the Great, 2,-5
434 Alexander Janneus, same as previous lots; Herod
Archelaus, ohv. a bunch of grapes, rev. a helmet ;
Herod Agrippa, obv. umbrella, rev. three ears of
corn, - 5
435 Antigonus, ohv. title round a wreath, rev. two cornu¬
copiae, Madden 77. rare; Augustus, obv. cornu¬
copiae, rev. an altar, Madden 140, - 2
436 Herod the Great, ohv. a vessel with a bell-shaped
cover, rev. a tripod. Madden 83 ; Do., obv. tripod,
rev. a wreath with a x in centre, Madden 88, - 2
437 Herod Archelaus, obv. bunch of grapes ; Herod
Agrippa, ohv. umbrella ; Augustus, obv. an ear of
corn, rev. palm tree ; Tiberius, inscription in two
lines ; rev. ear of corn, - 5
438 Same as above, - 5
439 Do. do., - 5
440 Herod Agrippa ; Augustus ; Tiberius, ohv. inscription
within a wreath, rev. a triple lily, - 5
441 Tiberius, obv. sacred vessel, rev. three ears of corn
bound together; Do., obv. Litiius, rev. year within
a wreath ; Claudius, ohv. two branches crosswise,
rev. inscription with a wreath ; Do., ohv. two
shields crosswise ; Nero, ohv. palm branch, rev. in¬
scription, - (3
442 Lot similar to the above, - 6
443 Claudius, 2 ; Nero, ohv. palm branch, rev. inscription ;
Eleazar, struck during the first revolt, obv. a vessel
with two handles, rev. vine leaf, 2,-6
444 Simon son of Gioras, first revolt, ohv. palm tree, rev.
the deliverance of Jerusalem, vine leaf, very fine ;
Eleazar, 2, ohv. vase, rev. leaf, - 6
445 Lot similar to the above, - 3
446 Titus, ohv. head to the right, rev. Victory writing on
a shield, which is attached to a palm tree, in fine
preservation, very rare, struck in Judaea to commer-
ate the destruction of Jerusalem, - i
447 Titus, ohv. head to the right, rev. trophy with captive
at foot Domitian, rev. Victory writing on a shield :
Hadrian, rev. Antoninus, struck in Judaea to com¬
memorate the destruction of Jerusalem - I
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Second Days Sale,
448 Marcus Aurelius and L. Verus, Heads of Emperors
facing each other, rev. Head of Serapis, Col. A el.
Cap., in fine condition and very rare, patinated, struck
in Jerusalem after the rebuilding of the city, now
to be called “ Aelia Capitolina,” - 1
GOLD COINS.
449 James 1. Lion, fine and rare, - 1
450 James V. Two-thirds Bonnet Piece, 1540, very fine
and very rare, - 1
451 James VI. Noble, with bare head, 1580, very fine and
very rare, - 1
452 James VI. Sword and Sceptre Piece, 1^02, fine, - 1
453 American Gold Dollar, 1850, and Half-Dollar, 1852,
both very fine, - 2
454 Roman Gold Piece of 40 Sesterii, Head of Mars, rev.
Eagle, ROMA, very fine and rare, 1
455 Noble of Philip the Good, Duke of Burgundy, yine, 1
456 Ecu of Charles IX. of France, - 1
457 Persian Daric, obv. Figure of Archer, rev. indented
square, rare, - 1
458 Indian, obv. Three-quarter Nude Figure, pellets on
both sides, rev. Star of 5 points, - 1
459 Ancient British, obv. Rude Head, rev. Large Cross
with legend, - 1
ANGLO-SAXON AND ENGLISH.
460 Pennies of Eadmund, as H.K’s., 95, Beornferth Mo,
St Eadmund H.K’s, 139; Eeadgar, - 3
461 Harold I. Spapa on Lincoln, very fine and rare, 1
462 Edward the Confessor, H.K’s., 219; Pennies of Lincoln
and London, with moneyers ; Brissie, Godrie, God-
pine, Spratine, &Q,.,fine, - 7
463 A similar lot with moneyers ; Elfgar, Colgri, Leofred,
Edred, - 7
464 Do. H.K’s, 222 ; x Blacra on Thetford, and an¬
other of Winchester (broken), 2 ; type of H.K’s, 225,
with moneyers: Aelfpard, Aelfgar, Eadpine, &c., 7 ;
H.K’s 227 X Pulsie on Dernt, - 10
465 Henry I. Penny of Hereford, H.K’s, 250, fine, and rare ;
Stephen, as H.K’s, 274, rare, - 2
466 Edward 1. Pennies of Bristol, Canterbury (4), Chester,
Durham, Lincoln, York, London, 8 ; Robert de
Hadley, - 18
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467 Edward I. Pennies of Berwick, Bristol, Canterbury, 4,
(diester, Durham, Lincoln, London, 8, York, 18
468 Edward 1. Pennies of Ijristol, Canterbury, 4, Uurliam
Lincoln, London, 6, York, 2, Itobeid de Hadley, and
3 London Halfpennies, - 19
469 Edward HI. Anglo-Gallic Deniers, 2 ; Pennies of
Dublin, Waterford, (fee., 4,-6
FOREIGN STERLINGS.
470 John of Hainault, 3 varieties; John of Brabant;
Robert of Flanders, 3,-7
^^71 Arnold of Loos, 2 varieties, very rare ; John of Bohe¬
mia, 2 ; Galcher of Porcien ; and others, 7
472 Galcher of Porcien ; Gualeran of Ligny, rare; John
of Brabant ; and others, - 8
473 Galcher of Porcien ; Gualeran of Ligny, rare', John
of Brabant ; Count du Main, (fee., - J
BRITISH COINS.
474 James II. Gun-money, Crown 1690 ; Small Half
Crown, May 1690, 5; Shillings, Jan., May, Aug.
and Oct. 1690, 4, - 10
475 Gun-money, Shilling in Silver, May 1690; very jine
and rare, - 1
476 George III., Bronzed Twopence, 1797 ; Proof, Irish
Halfpenny, 1805 ; and Farthing, 1806 ; Victoria
Penny, 1854, all very fine, - 4
477 George III. Tokens ; Bank of Ireland, Six Shillings,
1804 ; and a Counter-marked Spanish Dollar,
1795, - 2
478 George HI. Bank Tokens; 3 Shillings, 1810, T2,
T3, and T4, all very fine, - 4
479 George III. Irish Bank Tokens; XXX. Pence,
1808; One Shilling and Sixpence, 1812, ’13, and
’15; Tenpence, 1805 and 1813; Fivepence, 1805,
all fine, - ' 7
480 George HI. Proof Bank Dollar, 1804 ; and a Pattern,
1820, both very fine, - 2
481 George III. Bronze Proofs; Bank of England Dollar,
1804, 2 varieties ; Five-and-sixpence Bank Token,
1811 ; and a Pattern, 1820, all very fine, - 4
482 Anne Maundy Two Pence, 1710, fine ; George II.
Maundy Penny, 1735; George III. Patterns, 1798,
2 ; George lY. Colonial, 1822 ; Maundy Four Pence, ^
1830 ; Quarter Rupee, 1840 ; Small Medal of Louis
XVIII. and Henry IV ; and Quarter France, Charles
X., 1829, - V 9
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Second Day’s Sale,
SCOTTISH COINS.
483 Pennies of David I. (2), William the Lion + Hve
on Edenebu ; Alexander 11. and Alexander III.,
an interesting lot^ - 5
484 Alexander III. Pennies, 4 mullets of 6 points ; 3 mul-
letsof 6 and 1 mullet of 5 points ; 3 mullets of 6 and
1 star of 7 points ; 4 mullets of 6 points and 2 stars
of 7 points, fine and rare, - 10
485 A Similar Lot, - 10
486 A Similar Lot, - 10
487 A Similar Lot, - 12
488 John Baliol Penny, mullets of 6 points, /ine and rare, 1
489 David 11. pennies, large and small head varieties - 5
490 A Similar Lot, - 5
491 A Similar Lot, - 6
492 Robert IL Groats of Edinburgh (3), and Perth, - 4
493 Robert III. Groats of Edinburgh, 1 ; Aberdeen, 4, 5
494 James III. Groat of Berwick, doubtful; James IV.
I face Groats of Aberdeen, rare, and Edinburgh (3), 5
495 James V. Groat; James VI. Ten Shilling Piece, 1595;
Thistle Merk, 1602, and 2 Shilling Pieces, 2-5
496 James IV. Placks, some with numeral, 4-20
497 A Similar Lot, - 20
498 James V. Bawbees or Placks, varied, - 10
499 A Similar Lot, - 10
500 Do., and a Half Plack, very rare, - 6
501 Mary Bawbees of Stirling, 2, rare’, and a Servio
Plack, 1557, - 3
502 Maiw Bawbees of Edinburgh, varieties,
15
503 Do.,
a similar lot.
-
15
504 Do.
do.
-
15
505 Do.
do.
-
15
506 Do.
do.
-
15
507 Mary and Francis and Mary Lions or
Hardheads,
varieties of 1558-59
22
508 Do.
a similar lot.
22
509 Do.
do.
do.
22
510 Do.
do.
do.
22
511 Do.
do.
do.
22
512 Do.
do.
do.
22
513 Do.
do.
do.
22
514 Do.
do.
do.
22
515 Do.
do.
do.
22
516 Do.
do.
do.
2.“)
517 Francis and Mary Non Sunts, 1559,
5
518 Do.
do.
do.
5
519 Do.
do.
do.
6
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2 3
520 James VI. Placks, several varieties, - ^
521 Charles I. Shilling, nun. Thistle, F. at end of legend on
obv., fine, - ^
522 Charles L Forty Penny Pieces, 3; Twenty Penny
Pieces, 8 ; and Two Shilling Piece, - 12
523 Charles II. Merks, 16()9, 1670, 2; 1671, 1672, 1673;
Half Merk, 1671 ; Eighth of Dollar, 1677 ; and
William 11. Five Shilling, 1696, - 9
524 Anne Half Crown, 1708, E., and another of 1709, E.,
extremely rare date, - 2
525 Medal in Silver of Prince James, rev. the Rising Sun
1699, - 1
526 Medal of John Stewart, Earl of Traqiiair, by Briot,
rev. Balance within triangle,
and rare,
2
527 Miscellaneous Copper Coins,
-
40
258 Turners,
Bodies, Hardheads, &c.
-
16
539 Do.
do.
-
16
530 Do.
do.
-
16
534 Do.
do.
-
16
532 Do.
do.
-
32
533 Do.
do.
-
32
533aDo.
do.
-
32
533bDo.
do.
-
32*
534 Set of
59 Bronze Medals and
Medallions,
com-
memorative of Events in the Reign of Nicholas I.,
Emperor of Russia, in a case, very fine, - 59
535 Sulphur Casts of Rare Greek and Roman Coins, with
description, in case, - 242
536 Silver Medals of Charles I. (Scottish Coronation) ;
Charles 11. on his birth ; and 2 of Pope Bene¬
dict XIV. - 4
537 Tical of Siam, and two small oblong coins of Japan, 3
538 Large German Marriage Medal, size 16, - 1
539 Shillings of George I. and IL and 6 other Silver
Coins, - 8
540 Six Bronze Papal Medals, - 6
541 Indian Coin, rev. the Sacred Bull Nandi, and Fish
Hook Money of Ceylon, - 2
ANOTHER PROPERTY.
GOLD COINS.
542 Edward III. Noble, very fine, - 1
542a Do., 2 Quarter Nobles, ^7^6, - 2
542bDo., and 1 Do., Richard II. - 2
543 Edward IV. Rose Noble, large Q\ZQ,finc, - 1
24
Second Day's Sale,
Gold Coins — continued.
544 Edward IV. Rose Noble, large size, icell j^'t'esei'ved, rev.
reading Illorurn 1. Bat., &c., very scarce, - 1
545 Henry VIII. Sovereign, King seated, m.m. 8.-1
546 Henry VIII. Auge\, fine and rare, - 1
547 - Another, fine, and a Half Sovereign Henry
VIII., poor, - 1
548 Elizabeth Pound Sovereign, m.m. woolpack, a fine and
scarce piece, - ' 1
549 Elizabeth Quarter Angel, very rare, m.m. acorn, - 1
550 Elizabeth Sovereign, extra fine and scarce, m.m. wool-
pack, - 1
551 James I. Sovereign, King in armour with orb and
sceptre, fine, - 1
552 James I Crown, extremely fine, and one other different
type, - 2
553 Commonwealth Crown, 1650, very fine and rare, - 1
554 James VI. Thistle Noble, and a Salute of Henry VIII., 2
555 Noble, curious type and 2 Sword and Sceptre Pieces, 3
556 James V. Bonnet Viqcq, fine and extremely rare, and a
small Gold Coin, - 2
557 Charles I. Sovereign, by Briot, King in armour, &g.,
extra fine and scarce, - 1
558 Charles L Sovereign, different type, m.m. plumes, - 1
559 Charles II. Five Guinea Piece, fairly preserved, 1
560 James 11. do. do., scarce and fine for the
coin, 1688, - 1
561 Anne do., 111^, fine and rare, - 1
562 William and Mary, do., 1694, rare type, very fine, - 1
563 A do. of 1693, exceptionally fine, and with Elephant
and Castle under bust,
564 William III., do., 1^%^, fine,
5H5 - another, 1701, different type, very fine,
566 George II. do.. Young Head, 1741, extra fine,
567 George II. do., 1746, “ Lima” under bust,
568 George II. do., 1748, plain bust, very^ fine,
569 George IV. Pattern Five Sovereign Piece, 1826,
brilliant, - 1
570 Charles 11. Two Guinea Piece, large bust, Wll, fine,l
571 - another, rather poor, but with Elephant and
Castle under bust, - 1
572 William and Mary do., 1694, very and scarce, - 1
Q^oox^ol. do., fairly preserved, rare, - 1
574 Anne do., 1711, fine and rare, - 1
575 George H. do., 1738 very fine, - 1
576 Do., same date, not so fine, ^ - 1
577 George IV. Two Sovereign Piece, 1823, very fine - 1
578 - - another same date, - 1
579 James II. Guinea, Elephant and Castle under bust, and
a Touch Piece - 2
Wednesday, April 6, 1887.
25
Gold Coins — continued
580 James 11. Guinea, 1686, very fine and rare, - 1
581 Charles 11. do., 1683, /at>, - ^ 1
582 William and ]\Iary do., very rare and good for the piece, 1
583 William III. do., 1700, well preserved, - 1
584 Anne do., 1713, and a Touch Piece, - 2
585 George 1. do., extra fine, 1726, - 1
586 Another ,and Half-Guinea, same reign, both poor, 2
587 George II. do., young head, and 1 do., old head, 2
588 George 111. do. “ Spade’' type, 1793, and one other, 2
589 George III. Military Guinea, very fine, - 1
590 George III. Sovereign, 1^11, fine, - 1
591 George IV. 2 do., different types, very fine, - 2
592 James II. Half Guinea, and scarce, - 1
593 George 1. do.. fine, - 1
594 Two George III. do. fine, - 2
595 George III. do. “Spade” type, and one other, - 2
596 Do., has been bored, and a Half Guinea, - 2
597 Two George III. do., and a Quarter Guinea of George
L, all fine, - 3
598 Two do., different types, - 2
599 Three George III. Seven Shilling Pieces, all different, 3
SILVER COINS.
603
600 Victoria “ Gothic ” Crown, fine and rare, Charles II
Half Crown, 1671 ; William III. do., c. under bust *
Queen Anne Shilling ; and George IV. Lion
Shilling, . ^
601 George IV. Crown, 1821; George II. Half Crown
“Lima” and George I. Shilling, s.s.o., - 3
602 George III. Crown, 1820, very fine ; Victoria Gothic
Crown very fine ; George II. Half Crown, roses ■
and Elizabeth Milled Sixpence, _ 4
George HI. Crown, /hc ; Victoria do., 1845; Queen
Anne Halt Crown, roses and plumes ; Georp'p ITT
Half Crown 1817 ; William IV. do. ; Small vfetoria
I lorin ; and 2 George IV. Shillings, -
George 11. Crown, roses, fine ; George IV. Half
Crown, E.S.T., veiy fine ; Victoria Florin ; Edward
VI. Sixpence, m.rn.Y. ; and 5 Sixpences, various - 9
George II. Crown, young head ; Anne, Vigo Half
10 Shillings, various; and 5 sixpences - 17
00b George I. Crown, roses and plumes, Edward VI
Shilling ; Victoria Florin ; and George III. SliilF
ing and Sixpence, _ * ^
604
•o05
26
Second Day's Sale,
607 Qaeen Anne Crown, 1707 ; do., roses and plumes
William III. Half Crowu, Edward VI. Shilling
and Sixpence ; and 6 Shillings, various dates, - 11
608 William III. Crown, 1695; Elizabeth Shilling; m.m.
woolpack ; Charles I. do., m,m. crown; and 11
Sixpences, various, - 14
609 James II. Crown, 1687, rare', William and Mary,
Half Crown ; 2 Charles I. Shillings ; George III.
do. ; and William HI. Sixpence, - 6
610 Charles II. Crown, 1664; a do., 1672 ; Commonwealth
Half Crown, rare; James II. do., scarce; and
Charles I. Shilling, - 5
611 Oliver Cromwell Crown, 1658 ; do., Half Crown; and
do., Shilling, all rare and well preserved for these
scarce pieces, - 3
612 Charles I. Briot Crown ; m.m. thistle and B. fine
and rare ; do., Exeter Crown ; m.m. castle ; 6
Half Crowns, various ; Charles II. Shilling ; and a
George III. Sixpence, - 10
612a Elizabeth Crown, m.m. \,fine for the coin, and very
rare, - 1
612b Edward VI. Crown, m.m. tun, Ibbl, fine and rare, - 1
VALUABLE NUMISMATIC LIBRARY.
613
614
615
616
617
618
619
620
621
622
Octavo.
Barthelemy Numismatique Moderne, with Atlas,
Paris, N. D.
Madden’s Roman Coins, and Lincoln’s Catalogues,
3 yq]^ - Loud. 1861
Humphrey’s Coin Collector’s Manual, 2 vol. ib. 1853
Sunnlement a I’Histoire Metallique de Hollande, of.
plates, - 1^90
Madai Hollstandiges Thaler— Cabinet, 4 vol.
Konigsherg, 1765
Tracts on Coins and Antiquities, in 1 vol. - v. y.
False Money and Revenue ot the Romans, - 174l
Cochran-Patrick’s Notes on the Annals of the Scottish
Coinage, and 2 others, h.-bd. - Lond. 1874
Rolas du Rosey Numismatische Sammlungen, ^
Leipzig, 1863
Akerman’s Numismatic Manual, 2 vol. h.-bd., inter¬
leaved, ~ Lond. 1840
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27
623 Akerman’s Ancient Coins of Cities and Princes,
Lond. 1846
624 Sandham’s Coins of Canada, /acsimiVes, - 1869
625 Duchalais Medailles Ganloises, - Paris, 1846
626 Norblin Catalogue des Monnaies Francaises et
Etrangeres, and 2 others, - 1855
627 Synopsis of the Contents of the British Museum —
Department of Coins, 10 vol. plates, Land. 1880-82
628 Catalogue de Monnaies et MMailles de Wellenheim,
3 vol. in 2, - M844
629 Mionuet Description de Medailles Antiques, 7 vol,,
with Supplement, 9 vol. — in all 16 vol., half-russia,
plates, - Paris, 1822-37
630 - De la Rarete et du Prix des Medailles
Romaines, 2 vol. calf , plates, - ih. 1827
631 - another edition, - ih. 1815
632 Catalogues of Coins, Medals, Curiosities, and Natural
History, in 6 vol. h.-hd. - 1716-1821
633 Tradesmen’s Tokens — The Beaufoy Cabinet, 1853
634 Boyne’s Tokens of the Seventeenth Century, 42
plates, - Lond. 1858
635 Marshall (G.) on Coinage, interleaved, with MS. Notes,
&c. - ih. 1838
636 De Saulcy Monnaies de I’Espagne, calf extra, plates,
Metz, 1840
637 - Numismatique Byzantines, h.-hd. - ih. 1836
638 Grasse Handbuch der Alten Nurnismatik, h.-hd., em¬
bossed plates, - Leipzig, 1854
639 Catalogue of Clay’s American Coins, h.-hd., and priced,
New York, 1871
640 The Numismatic Chronicle, from 1838 to 1885,
complete {the first 30 vol. h.-hd.), plates and cuts,
Lond. 1839-85
641 Proceedings of the Numismatic Society, 1836-37, 1
vol., . . . “ . 1S37
642 Cohen (Henry), Description Historique des Monnaies
Frapees, sous I’Empire Romaiu, Commuu4ment
Appelees Medailles Imperiales, 7 vol. hf-mor. ex.,
plates, - Pa7is, 1859
643 - , Monnaies de la Republique Romaine, uniform
plates, - ^to. ih. 1587
644 Feuardent (F.), Numismatique, Egypte Aucienne,
h.-hd., plates, - N. D.
645 Madden’s History of Jewish Coinage, plates,
Lond. 1864
646 Donaldson (T. L.), Architectura Numismatica, plates,
ih. 1859
647 Sabatier (J.), Description des Monnaies Byzantines,
2 vol., and another, - 4^o. Paris, 1862
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Second Day's Sale,
Quarto.
648 Fernandez (B.), Museo de las Medallas, desconocidas
Espanolas, c/., - 1645
649 Proceedings of the Manchester Numismatic Society,
12 parts in 10, - 1864-71
650 Humplireys (H. N.), Ancient Coins and Medals,
einhossed plates, - Lond. 1850
651 Robertson, (J. D.), Handbook to the Coinage of
Scotland, cuts, - Id. 1878
652 War Medals in the Collection of J. Lawson Whalley,
privately printed, - 1877
653 Vaillant (D.), Selectoria Numismata,j!9/aies, Paris 1694
654 Sestini, Descriptio Numorurn Veterum, etc., - 1796
655 Bellini de Monetis Italise, li-hd., - 1754
656 Boyne’s Silver Tokens of Great Britain and Ireland,
7 plates, - Lond. 1866
657 - - Yorkshire Tokens and Seals, - 1858
658 Brenneri Thesaurus Nummorum Sueo-Gothicorum,
cf., cuts, - Holmice, 1731
659 Hawkins (E.), The Silver Coins of England, plates,
Lond. 1841
660 Snowden’s The Medals of Washington,
Philadelphia, 1861
661 Sestini, Classes Generales sen Moneta Vetus, etc., 1821
662 Collezione Ainslieana, 4 voh, old russia gilt, - 1789
663 Musei Hedervarii in Hungaria, 2 YQ\.,Vindohonoe, 1814
664 Recueil de Medailles de Peuples et de Villes, with
Supplements and Additions, in all 10 voL, cf.,
plates, - Paris, 1763
665 Borrell, Medailles Grecques des Rois de Chypre,
plates, and another, - Paris, 1836
666 Catalogue des Medailles du Cabinet de M. d’Ennery,
ih.U88
661 Simon’s English Medals and Irish Coins, cf., plates,
1753
668 Venuti Numismata Romanorum Pontificum, calf,
Romce, 1744
669 Numismatique Iberienne par Boudard, Paris, 1839
670 Lindsay’s Coinage of the Parthians, plates, - 1852
67 1 Medailles du Regne de Louis le Grand, cuts, Paris, 1702
672 Monnaies Feodales de France, par d’Avant, 3 vol.,
plates, - id. 1858
673 Wingate (James), The Coinage of Scotland, red mor.
ex., ivith arms, 150 copies printed, Glasgow, 1868
674 Monnaies Auglosaxonnes du Cabinet Royal de Stock¬
holm, - 1846
675 De Saulcy, Numismatique de la Terre-Sainte,
Paris, 1874
Wedriesday j April 6, 1887.
29
676 De Saiilcy, Numismatique Judaique calf, Paris, 1854
677 Henfrey’s Niimismata Cromwelliaiia,p/a^65, Land. 1 877
678 Clarke’s Conuectioii of Roman, Saxon, and Engksh
Coins, - ^’5. 1767
679 Numi Aegyptii Mnsei Borgiani, calf, Romce, 1787
680 De Dorninicis Repertorio Nnmisinatico, 2 vol.
Napoli, 1826
681 Cooke (W.), Medallic History of Imperial Rome,
2 vol. cf., plates, - Lo7id. 1781
682 Simon’s Essay (ni Irish Coins, plates, ' - 1810
688 Laing (Henry), Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient
Scottish Seals, 2 vol., plates, - Edin. 1850-66
684 Wilson (H. H.), The Antiquities and Coins of Afghan¬
istan, plates, - Lond. 1841
685 Le Blanc Monnoyes de France, Amst. 1692
686 Pembrochiae Mnmismata Antiqna, fine plates, privately
printed, - 1746
687 Muller (L.), Numismatique de I’Ancienne Afrique,
3 parts in 1 vol., h.-bd., plates, Copenhagen, 1860
688 Leake (W. M.), Numismata Hellenica, map, <^r,,
Lond. 1856
689 De Sanlcy Classification des suites Monetaires Byzan¬
tines, plates, h.-bcl, - 3fetz, 1836
690 Harwood (E.), Populornm et Urbium, selecta Numis¬
mata Graeca ex Aeve, plates, - Lond. 1812
691 Marsden (W.), Numismata Orientalia illustrata,
2 wq]., plates, - ib. 1823
692 Smyth’s Catalogue of the Northumberland Cabinet
of Roman Family Qom^,p)lates,p7'ivatelyprinted, 1856
693 Haym 11 Tesoro Britannico, 2 \o\., plates, I^ond. 1719
694 Hunter (G.), Catalogue of his Cabinet of Roman
Coins, plates, _ - H, 1782
695 Ainslie’s Illustrations of the Anglo-French Coinages,
plates, with Catalogue of Sale, in 1 voh, russia extra,
I.ond. 1830
696 Veterum Populorum et Regum Numi qui in Museo
Britannico Adservantur, by Combe, vellum, plates,
ib. 1814
698 Cardonnel Numismata Scotiae, - Edin. 11 Si)
699 Snelling’s Coins of Creat Britain, and other Works
in 1 vol. pylates, - Lond. v. y.
700 Medallic History of Napoleon, h.-bd., plates, ib. 1819
701 Mudie’s National Medals, plates, - ib. 1820
7(/2 Millingen’s Ancient Greek Coins, - ib, 1831
703 Recherches Numismatiques, par De Lorichs, Tome
premier, plates, ^ 1852
704 Bonanni Numismata Pontificum, 3 vol. vellum, plates
RomcB, 1699-1700
705 Curious MS. Catalogue of Coins, folio, - n j)
706 Numismata iErea Imperatorum, par Foy-Vaillant*
calf, cuts, - Paris, 1696
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Second Day's Sale,
707 Wise (W.), Nummorum Antiquorum Scriniis Bodlei-
anis Catalogus, - 1750
70^ Van-Loon Histoire Metallique des Pays-Bas, 5 vol.,
plates, - laHaye,ll?>0
709 Recueil des Medailles du Chevalier Hedlinger,
Basle, 177(i
710 Collection Complette de tons les Medailles du Che¬
valier fine plates, hf.-rus., Augshourg, 1782
71 L Gesneri Numisraata Regum Macedouiee, Imperatorum
Roraanorum, &c., 3 yo\., plates, Tiguri, 1738
712 Morelli (A.), Thesaurus Numismaticus, Tiie Empire,
3 vol. Family, 2 vol. in all 5 yoX., folio, plates,
Amst. 1734-52
713 Carellii Nummorum Veterum lieilme, plates,
Neapoli, 1812
714 Medallic History of England to the Revolution, 40
plates, - Bond. 1790
715 Tresor de Numismatique des Rois (A yqgb, plates,
Paris, 1841
716 Snelling’s 36 Plates of English Medals, - 1776
717 Sestini Descrizione Museo Hedervariano, &c., a bundle
of parts not complete, and 9 parts of Lettere, - v. y.
718 Danske Medailler og Mynter i Det Kongelige Kabinet
Stuxne i Knobber og afdeelte i III. Classes, 2 vol. in
sheets, - folio, 1791
Catalogues of Sales —
719
720
721
722
723
724
725
726
727
728
729
- Coins, Medals, and Books of Matthew Young,
priced, h.-bd. - 1839
- of various Sales, mostly priced, 4 vol. v.y.
- an Interesting Collection in 8 vol,, mostly
priced, with M.S. Index, - 1864-72
- Prattles Collection, h.-hd.. priced and named
1832
- Duke of Devonshire, Dr Hunter, Surtees,
Earl of Morton, &c., 5 vol. - v. y.
- George Marshall’s Coins, interleaved, with
prices and names, half-morocco, - 1852
- Rollin and Tovey’s Sales, 2 vol. h.-hd., 1849-52
- Museum Duplicate Coins, - 1842
- Huxtable’s Collection, h-hd., - 1859
- Sales of Coins in Paris, a Bundle.
- Bushnell’s American Tokens and Lot Sundry
Catalogues, &c.
730 Standard Beam and Scales with Weights, in mahogany
box.
731 Mahogany Coin Cabinet, with two doors and drawer
under, enclosing 19 Trays, and pierced for 575 Coins.
Thursday, April 7, 1887.
31
THIRD DAY’S SALE,
Thursday, A'pril 7, 1887.
Sale begins at Twelve o’Clock.
Valuable Collection of TOKENS and COINS of a
Gentleman giving up Collecting.
COPPER TOKENS.
Tradesmen’s and Town Copper Halfpeniw Tokens,
good.
-
30
Do.
do.
do. good, 30
Do.
do.
do. „ 30
Do.
do.
do. „ 30
Do.
do.
do. „ 30
Do.
do.
do. „ 30
Do.
do.
do. „ 30
Do.
do.
do. „ 30
Do.
do.
do. „ 30
Do.
do. all Irish,
do. „ 25
Do.
do. Penny size, „ 24
Do.
do. do.
26
Do.
Farthing Tokens, 50, and Nurembnre:
Tokens, 20,
mostly varied and good.
70
Do.
Halfpenny Tokens, Edinbro. 6, Dun-
dee 4, Glasgow 1, Inverness 2, Montrose 1, all fine,
some proofs, - 14
746 Do. Halfpennies, all Irish, very fine and
scarce, some proofs, - X5
747 Do. Halfpennies, English, Pedcock’s 7, &c.,
good, - 16
748 Do. Birmingharn Threepenny, Bilston
Twopenny, Norwich Twopenny, ^00(7, - 3
749 Do. Irish Pennies, scarce, all fine, 13
750 Do. Welsh Pennies, 8, varied, all different,
fine and scarce, - g
751 Do. English Pennies, dzjfgmni, 13
752 Do. do. do. - 14
32
753
754
755
756
757
758
759
760
761
762
763
764
765
766
767
768
769
770
771
772
773
774
775
776
Third Day's Sale,
ENGLISH SILVER COINS.
Edward the Confessor Penny, H’kns. 222 and 227
very fine, - 2
William [.Penny, H’kns. 233, and rare; 24A fine, 2
Henry 1. 11. Penny, H’kns. 255, good for period; and
4 others, various, - 5
Henry III. Pennies, short cross 5, long cross 2,
assorted, good, - ^ 7
Edward 1. II. III. Halfpennies and Farthings, varieties,
and good, - 7
Hibernia, Danish, Sithric, Pennies, 4, varied and fine, 4
John Irish Pennies, 3, Halfpenny, 1, mostly fine, 4
Edward I.^Irish Pennies, Dublin 2, good; Waterford 3,
good, another variety 1; Henry HI. Irish Penny
and Halfpenny, - 8
Edward I. II. III. Pennies, Kingston 1, Newcastle 5,
Lincoln 1, Bury St Edmunds 4, Bristol 7, varieties
and very good, - 18
Edward I. II. III. Pennies, London 15, Canterbury 6,
varieties, and mostly good, - 21
Edward 1. II. HI. Pennies, London 15, Canterbury 7,
as above, - 22
Edward I. II. HI. Pennies, Robert de Hadeli, 1, very
rare; B erwick 5, Exeter 1, York 7, Durham 7,
as above, - 21
Edward III. Half Groats, 4, varied, good, ^ - 4
Edward HI. IV. Groats, London, York, Bristol, &c.,
fine, ■ _ ^ 8
Henry V. VI. Groats, London, Calais, vaAed, very fine, 8
Henry VI. Irish Groats, 6, various, some scarce, 6
Henry VI I. VIII. Pennies, 8, good, - 8
Henry VIII. Groats, 2, very good, - 2
Henry VIH. Half Groats, 5, various, good, - 5
Henry VIII. Groats, Bristol, various, mostly good and
scarce, ~ 1
Henry VHI. Irish Groats, 4, various and good, - 4
Henry VI. Groats, Irish, 3, rare and good, - 3
Edward VI.Testoon, 1549, m.?/?. Pheon, 1550, fair;
Shilling, Tun, good; Sixpences, 2, Tun, good,
Y. fair, *■ _ 5
Mary, Groat, very fine and rare ; Shilling, Irish, no
date, with large crowned harp and M.R. on reverse,
good, ~ 2
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777 Philip and Mary Shillings, 2, English, 1554 ; another
not dated, both very fine and rare, - 2
778 Philip and Mary Sliilling, 1555, Irish ; Groat,
English, /ttzV, - 2
779 Philip and Mary Irish Groats, 1555, 1556, 1557 (2),
1558, - 5
780 Elizabeth, Crown, m.m. 1, electrotype, very good;
Milled Shillings, 2, one very good; Milled Sixpences,
2, very fine, - 5
781 Elizabeth, Shillings, 8, ni.m. each Tun, hand cross, 2,
scollop, bell, crescent, key, jareservec?, - 8
782 Elizabeth Shillings, Irish, base with head; another,
similar ; 1561, Irish, with three harps in shield,
good; Sixpences, three harps on shield, pierced;
Irish Sixpences, 5, varied, - 9
783 Elizabeth Sixpences, 8, English, m.m 1565 ’66 ’69 ’73
’83 ’83 ’90 ’95, some fine and scarce, - 8
784 Elizabeth Groats, 2 varied; Threepence; Twopence ;
Penny, all good, - 5
785 James 1. Half Crowns, each Que Dens, rose on
housings and thistle on housings, - 2
786 James L Shillings, m.m. each, rose, fleur-de-lis, thistle,
exurgat thistle ; Irish, 3, m.m. each, scollop, bell,
rose, some good, - 7
787 James 1. Sixpences, 1604, 1605, Irish, 2 ; Half Groats,
3 ; various Pence, 2 ; Halfpenny, all good, 10
788 Charles II. Scotch Crown, by Briot, electrotype; Half
Groats, 2 ; Pennies, 2, good, - 5
789 Charles L Half Crowns, m.m. each Tun, bell, cross on
step, triangle, mostly fair, - 4
790 Charles I. Half Crown, 1643, Oxford, Declaration type;
Scotch, m.m., thistle, - 2
791 Charles I. Half Crowns, 5, m.m. star, triangle in
circle, sun, portcullis, and uncertain, - 5
792 Charles 1. Shillings, 3, 1643, Declaration type, m.m.
plumes, York, and Scotch, by Falconer, - 3
793 Charles I. Shillings, 2, by fine, - 2
794 Charles 1. Shillings, 7, m.m. harp, triangle, sun,
crown, tun, each oval and square shield, other un¬
certain, - 7
795 Charles 1. Sixpences, m.m. crown, bell, 1625, 1626,
fairly preserved, - 5
796 Charles 1. Sixpences, by Briot, 2, fine; Scotch, 2, fair, 4
797 Charles I. Groat, Threepence, both Aberystwith Mint,
very fine, - 2
798 Commonwealth Crown, 1656, electrotype, good; Half
Groat, Halfpenny, very scarce, - 3
5
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Third Days Sale,
799 Conimoiiwealth Half Crown, 1653, very fine; Shilling,
1652; Sixpence, 1653; 4'wopence; Penny; Half-
penn}^ good set, - 6
800 Cromwell Crown, 1658, shoivs very little of the flaw,
magnificent, and finely toned, - 1
801 Cromwell Half Crown, 1658, condition as above, 1
802 Cromwell Shilling, 1658, condition as above, - 1
803 Charles 11. Crown, \^1\, fine and rare, - 1
804 Charles II. Crown, 1662, with rose ; Shilling, 1663,
fine, - 2
805 Charles 11. Half Crowns, 2, 1669, 1677 ; Sixpence,
1683, all good, - 3
806 Charles 11. Hammer’d Half-Crowns, 2, with numerals
and inner circles, well yreserved ; Shilling, without
inner circles or numerals, very fine, - 3
807 Charles II. Groat, Threepenny, Half-Groat,Penny, all
hammer’d, good, - 4
808 Charles II. One Set Maunday, hammer’d and milled,
all good, - 8
809 James II. Crown, 1687, very good, - 1
810 James II. Crown, 1688, foor ; Half Crown, 1687,
very good, - 2
811 James H. Shilling, 1687, very fine; Sixpence, 1686,
good, - 2
812 James H. Maunday, set good ; James VIII. Silver
Touch Piece, poor, - 5
813 William and Mary Half Crcwns, 3, the three varieties
of shield, good, - 3
814 William and Mary Shilling, 1692, fine; Sixpence,
1693, very fine, - 2
815 William HI. Crowns, 1695, 1700, both rare dates, good, 2
816 William III. Half Crowns, each Bristol, Chester, Nor¬
wich, Exeter, and York Mints, - 5
817 William Ill. Half Crowns 1697, 1698, extra fine; 1701,
plain reverse ; 1701, plumes in the quarter, rare,
very good, - 4
818 William III. Shillings, 5, 1696 B, 1697 C, 1696 T,
, very fine ; 1697, <700(7, - 5
819 William HI. Sixpences, 7, each Bristol, Chester, Nor¬
wich, York, two varieties, 1696, some very fine, 6
820 William and Mary Maunday Set, 1698 ; William III.
Maunday Set, very fine, - 8
821 Anne Crown, Plalf Crown, Shilling, Sixpence, all
1703, Vigo, good set, - 4
822 Anne Crown, Half Crown, Sixpence, all 1707 E ;
Half Crown, 1708 E, all good, - 4
823 Anne Crown, 1788, plumes, very fine, - 1
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824 Anne Half Crowns, 2, 1707, roses and plumes; 1710
R. and P., scarce and good, - ^
825 Anne Shillings, 4, 1714, roses and plumes ; 1707, do. ;
1705, plumes ; 110\ , some fine, - ^ ^
826 Anne Sixpences, 1705, plumes ; 1711 ; Maunday Set,
all good, - ^ 11
827 George 1. Half Crown, 1715 ; Shilling, 1715, iine ;
Sixpence, 1720, all roses and plumes, - 3
828 George I. Shillings, 2, 1723, S'S'C-, very fine; 1721,
roses and plumes ; Sixpence, 1723, S‘S‘0-, very fine;
and Maunday Set, - 7
829 George II. Crown, 1741, young head, roses, very
fine, - 1
830 George II. Crown, 1746, old head, plain reverse, very
fine and rare, - 1
831 George 11. Half Crowns, 4, 1739, roses ; 1736, R and P ;
1745, roses; all fine, - 4
832 George II. Shillings, 3, 1758 O’H* ; 1745, lima; 1743,
roses : Sixpenses, 3 ; 1757, 1746, LIMA ; 1745, roses,
all fine, - 6
833 George H. Shillings, 4, 1728; 1727, plumes ; 1737,
R and P; 1741, roses: Sixpences, 4, each plain,
roses, plumes, roses and plumes, all young head and
very fine, - 8
834 George II. Maunday Set, 1746 ; George III. Maun¬
day Set, issue, - 8
835 George III. Crown, 1818, very fine, - 1
836 George III. Crown, 1819, very fine, - 1
837 George III. Half Crowns, 4, 1817, both varieties;
1816, 1818, all fine, - 4
838 George HI. Shillings, 1787, 2 ; 1816,1817, 1819,1820,
all fine, - 6
839 George III. Shillings, 1763, Northumberland, very
fine; 1816, curiously struck, - 2
840 George III. Sixpences, 1787, 2 , 1816, 2 ; 1817, 1819,
182(), all fine, - 7
841 George IV. Crown, 1821, extra fine, - 1
842 George IV. Crown, 1826, Wyon’s pattern proof, good, I
843 George IV. Half Crown, Shilling, Sixpence, all 1821,
rose, thistle, and shamrock ; Half Crown, 1820,
rose, thistle, and shamrock, all fine, - 4
844 George IV. Half Crown, good ; 1826, very fine ;
Shilling, 1824, very fine; Sixpence, 1824, very fine, 4
845 George IV. Shillings, 1826, lion, brilliant; 1825, lion,
fine; Sixpences, 1828, lion, - 3
846 George IV. Maunday Set, very fine; East Indian
Faucus 2, • 6
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Third Day s Sale,
847 William IV. Crown, electrotype copy, ve7y fine and
loell chased; Maunday Set, Groat and Three Half¬
pence, very fine - 7
848 A\illiain IV. Half Crowns, 1824, 1835, 1836; Shillings,
1836, 2 ; Sixpences, 1834, 1835, 2 ; 1835, curiously
str uck, all fine, - 9
849 Victoria Pattern Gothic Crown, 1847, plain edge, in
exquisitely fine condition, - 1
850 Victoria Crowns, 1844, good; 1845, very fine; 1847,
good, * . 3
851 Victoria Half Crowns, 1841, good; 1842, very fine;
1845, 1877, incuse obverse, - 4
852 Victoria Florin, 1864, another incuse reverse ; Maun¬
day Set ; Groats, 2 ; Th ree Halfpence, 2, all fine, 10
853 Victoria Florins, 1849, 2, extra fine, 2 fair; Model
Crown, brilliant, - 5
854 Charles 11. Half Groat and Penny, hammered ; Two¬
pence, 1679 ; William and Mary Threepences, 2 ;
Twopence,!; George 11. Twopence; George III.
Penny, 1800 ; George IV. Fourpence, 1822 ; Vic-
riato Fourpence, 1850, - 10
855 George HI. Two Guilder, 1816, Esquebo ; Quarter
Gilder, 1809, and other Colonial Pieces, 7,-9
SILVER TOKENS.
All numbered by Boyiids Woi^k.
856 Four Shillings, Bath, 1811, No. 16 ; Adelphi Cotton
Mills Four Shillings and Sixpence, very rare, 2
857 Half-Crown, Chichester, 1811, No. 51, good; New-
castle-on-Tyne, 1811, No. \^)'2,fine and rare, 2
858 Five Shillings, Attleburgh, 1811, No. 5, fine; Bath,
No. 14, good, - 2
859 Eighteenpence, Hull, 1811, No. 102, fair ; Lynn, No.
135, very fine; Peterbro, 1811, No. 174, vei'y fine;
Stamford, 1811, No. 20%, fine, - ' 4
860 Shilling, Isle of Man, Douglas Bank Token, 1811,
No. 72, good and rai'e, - 1
861 Shilling, Dundee, rare, - 1
862 Shilling, Tasmania, 1823, Macintosh Company,
very rare, ' *• 1
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863 Shilling’, Andover, 1811, No. 2 ; Barnstaple, 1811,
No. 9; Do, No. 7 ; Batli, 1815, No. 15 ; Birming¬
ham, 1811, No. 21; 1812, not in Boyne's Work^
mostly very jine, - 6
864 Shilling, Bilston, 1811, No. 18; Blandford. 1811, No.
24 ; Brecknock, No. 26 ; Bridlington, 1811, No. 27 ;
Do., No. 29, some very fine ^ - 5
865 Shilling, Bristol, 1811, No. 32 ; Do., No. 39 ; Do., No.
34; Blandtord, 1811, No. 24; Do., No. 41, mostly
very fine, - 5
866 Shilling, Cheltenliam, 1811, No. 28; Chichester,
1811, No. 55; Cornwall, 1811, No. 58 ; Devon,
No. 62 ; Do., No. 64 ; Do., 1811, not in Boyne's
Work, - 6
867 Shillings, Doncaster, 1812, No. 67; Do., No. 68;
Epwortln 1812, No. 73; Fazeley, 1811, No. 76;
Do., No. 77, mostly very fine^ - 5
868 Shillings, Dublin, 1804, No. 5 ; Do., Nc. 81, 2 varieties;
Do., No. 9 ; Armagh Threepence, 1736, No. 1,
mostly good, - 5
869 Shillings, Flintshire, 1811, No. 29; Folkestone, 1811,
No. 83; Frome Selwood, 1812, No. 85; Gainsbro,
1811, No. 89; Hampshire, 1811, No. 96, all very
good, - 5
870 Shillings, Gloucester, 1811, each 91, 92, 94; Here¬
ford, 1811, No. 99 ; Lincoln, 1812, No. 115 ; Lin¬
colnshire, 1812, No. 118, all fine, - 6
871 Shillings, Leeds, 1812, No! Ill and No. 108 ;
Liverpool, No. 119 ; Leicester, No. 112; Stevnine-’
1811, No. 211, mostly fine, - 5
872 Shillings, London, each No. 121, 124, 126 (also
copper proof of 126); Manfield, 141, March 1811
No. 142, all very fine, _ 0
873 Shillings, Marlbro, 1811, No. 144; Merthyr Tydvil
1811, No. 148; Nantwich, 1811, No. 149 ; Newar'-’
^ 1811, No. 158; Neath, 1811, No. 155, all very fine/o
874 Shillings, Newcastle; Bewicke, 1811, No. 159- 1811
Nos. 161 and 164, 2 pieces; Newport 1811 Nn’
169 ; Poole, 1812, No. 177, mostly fine, ’ _ ’ 0
875 Shillings, Romney, No. 189; Scarbro, 1811, No 191 •
Shaftesbury, 1811, No. 196; Sheffield’ 1811* 2
pieces. No. 200 ; Do., 204, _ ’ ’0
876 Shillings, Stockport, No. 212; Stratton, 1811 No
215; Whitby, 1811, No. 224 ; Weybridge No’99g‘
Worcester, 1811, No. 227; John Wilkes hV.s’
very fine; Silver Proof of Kirk’s Medallet extra
rare, mostly fine, _ ’ ^
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Third Day's Sale,
877 Shillings, Worcester, No. 227; York, 1811, No. 232;
Do., 233; Yarmouth, 1811, No. 230; Do., No.
231 ; Do., No. 228, some very fine, - 6
878 Sixpences, Bristol, 1811, No." 44; Do., No. 42; Do.,
No. 40 ; Do., No. 33; Do., No. 38; Bilstoi], 1811,
No. 19; Birminglnim, 1812, No. 22; Barnstaple,
1811, No. 10, fine, - 8
879 Sixpences, Leicester, 1811, No. 113; Doncaster, 1812,
No. 69; Flintshire, 81; Fazeley, 1811, No. 78;
London, No. 122 ; others, various^ 3-8
880 Sixpences, Hull, 1811, No. 102; Marlbro, No. 146;
Neath, No. 156; Newcastle- on-Tyne, No. 166;
Newport, No. 170; Commercial JB., 1811; Shel-
held. No. 201 ; Scarbro, No. 193, - 8
881 Sixpences, Stockport, No. 212 ; Shaftesbury, No. 197 ;
York, No. 234; George Pi’iuce Regent, sundry,
Nos. 238, 243 and 242 ; and Lord’s Prayer, &c.,
mostly fne, - 8
882 Sixpences, York, 1811; Marlbro, 1811; William III.
Shillings, York, 2; Chester, 1 ; 1697, 1,-6
883 Dollar, countermarked with bust of George III., each
oval, B No. 1; octagon, B No. 5, rare; another.
No. 2, plated, all good, - 3
884 George IIL, Maunday Set, fourth issue ; Do., third
issue; and Penny, wire issue, rare, all fine, 9
885 Three Shillings Bank Tokens, 1811, 1812, both
issues, 1813, 1814, 1815, all brilliantly fine, - 6
866 Eighteenpeuny Bank Tokens, 1811, 1812, 1813, 1814,
1815, 1816, all brilliantly fine, - 6
887 Tenpence, Irish, 1805, No. 40, 2 ; 1806, No. 41, rare;
1813, No. 42, 2 ; Fivepence, Irish, 1805, No. 43, 2 ;
1806, No. 44, 2, very rare, mostly fine, - 9
888 Six Shillings, Irish, 1804, No. 37, very fine; Thirty-
peuce, Irish, 1808, No. 'dO, fine; another, ^00(7, * 3
889 Dollar, Bank of England, 1804, No. 7, extra fine
proof, - 1
890 Dollar, Bank of England, 1804,yz??e; Copper Proof
of Pattern Dollar, 1804, No. 6, with shield on rev.,
very fine and rare, - 2
SILVER MEDALS.
891 Military Medals, Ashantee, very fine ; South Africa,
with bar, 1879, extra fine, both with names, 2
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892 Ch (tries 1., size 7, rev. lar^e thistle, by Koettier, 2
varieties ; size 8, by l^riot, rev. arm and sword ;
Henrietta, 1625, all (jood., - 4
893 Charles II., &c.. Hammered Jettons or Counters,
various and cu7dous, - 5
894 Edward VI., Christ’s Hospital, size 10, oh. bust, side
face, rev. open llible, 'Z varieties ; Birmingham
Gi-arnmar Scliool Prize, full face, size ]0,all fine, 3
895 George I., Coronation ; George II., do., very fine^ 2
896 James II., Coronation, 1(585, sizes 9, very fine; James
11. and Mary, size l,fine, both rare, - 2
897 Cliarles H. and (Jatherine, 1660, size 10, 2 varieties,
one gilt, rare ; another, rev. size 6, Marestas et Amor,
and good, - H
898 Foreign Dollar, Christian IV., Denmark, 1620, fine,
and 2 medals, good, - 3
899 Duchess of Portsmouth, size 7 ; Doctor H. Quin, No.
12, by Mossop, rev. Omnia Vincit, both fine, - 2
900 Rowland Hill, size 11 ; Greenwich Hospital School,
1856; VV^ellington and Waterloo, 1815, all fine, 3
901 Hibernian Military School, Dublin, for good conduct,
fine; Roscrea, ‘‘Ireland,” Sunday School, 1808,
both size S),fine and rare, - 2
902 William IV. and Queen Adelaide, Coronation, 1831,
V. F., size 9; National Agriculural Society of
Victoria, I 2
903 German Coronation Thaler, 1(866, very fine ; Medal,
Francis of Rome, size 10, very fine, - 2
904 Prize for Marches and Reels, Glasgow, 1(873, size 11,
very fine; Caroline Protecting Arts, &c., IIIQ,
size 11 ; Queen Victoria opening Royal Exchange,
1844, size 7, very fine, - ' 3
905 Father Matthew Tempei-ance, 1843, size 13, name of
recipient engraved; German Baptismal, size 10, 2
INDIAN AND COLONIAL SILVER.
906 Indian Rupees, with peacock ; Ten Annas, do. ;
Native Rupee, 1 ; Half do., 3 ; Quarter do., 4 J
Two Annas, 1, so7ne rare, -
907 Indian William IV., 1835, Rupee ; Half Rupee ;
Quarter do., 2 ; Hanoverian part of Dollar, - 5
908 Indian Victoria, 1840, Rupee ; Half do. ; Quarter do. ;
Two Annas ; 1862, Rupee ; Half do. ; Quarter do. •
Two Annas, - g
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Third Day’s Sale,
909 Indian Victoria Rupee, Alwar State ; Rupee, witli
peacock; Two Annas, do.; sundry other Pieces,
3, all good, - (5
910 Hong Kong Dollar ; Twenty Cents, Ten Cents, 2 ;
Straits Settlements, Twenty, Ten, and Five Cents ;
Mauritius 20 Cents, various dates, good, - 10
911 George III. Half Ackey d'rade Piece, 1818, /?7ie and
rare ; William IV. Hanoverian Thaler, 1837 ; Do.
Part of Thaler, all fine, - 3
912 Newfoundland Fifty Cents; Five Cents; Canada,
each Fifty, Twenty-five, Twenty, Ten, and Five
Cents, - 7
913 Essequebo and Demerara Three Guilder ; Two do. ;
One do. ; Half do. ; Quarter do., all 1809, good
set, rare, - 5
914 Essequebo and Demerara Two, One, Half, and Quarter
Guilder, all 1816, rare and fine, - 4
915 New South Wales Silver Ring Dollar, Five Shillings,
1813, Boyne, No. 73 ; Fifteenpence, Boyne, No. 74,
very rare, - 2
916 Jersey Silver Tokens, Three Shillings; Eighteen-
pence, 1813, extra fine and rare, - 2
917 French Louis XVHI. Five Francs; Ten do. ; One do. ;
Half do. ; Quarter do. ; Louis Phillippe Five, Half,
and Quarter Francs, a// - 2
918 French Napoleon I. Two Francs, 1810-2 ; One Franc,
1808; Half Franc, 1811; Fine Gold, 1, 1813;
Napoleon HI. Two, One, and Half Franc ; Republic
One Franc, 1872 ; 20 Cents, 1851; Louis XVIII.
F ranc, some very scarce, good, - 12
919 French Louis XIII. Half Franc, 1642, ’43, ’44 ; sundry
others ; Danish, &c. - 20
COPPER COINS.
920 Elizabeth Penny, 1601 ; Charles 1. Farthings, English
2, Irish, 2; James VI. Hardheads, 2 ; Charles II.,
William and Mary Turners, good and vanous, 15, 22
921 Charles H. Halfpenny, 1673; Farthings, &c., 3;
Pattern Farthing, in tin, fine, - 15
922 Charles H. Irish Halfpennies, 1680, ’81, ’82, ’83 ;
Scotch do., 1670, ’77, ’78, &c., some very good, 13
923 James 11. Halfpennies, English 4, Irish 3, various
dates, - 7
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924 James IL Irish Gun Money, Crowns, 2 ; Half-Crowns,
10 ; Shillings, 12 ; Sixpence, various dates, mostly
-fine, -
925 James II., similar to above Crown, 1 ; Half-Crowns,
9 ; Shillings, 7 ; Sixpences, 7, various dates, mostly
fine, - 2*4
926 William and Mary Halfpennies, Copper, 9, Tin, 1 ;
Farthings, 2 ; Assorted Scotch, English, and Irish,
so7ne fine, - 12
927 William III. English, Scotch, and Irish Halfpennies,
Farthings, 2, - 10
928 George I. Halfpennies, 1717, ’18, ’23 ; Farthings,
1719, ’20, ’21 ; Wood’s Irish Halfpennies, 1723,
’24, and Farthings, 1723, ’2, some very fine, - 10
929 George II. Halfpennies, 1729, ’30, ’40, 42, ’46; Far¬
things, 1735, 2 ; 1754, 2 ; Irish Halfpennies, 1738,
1760 ; Farthings, 1744, ’61, some very fine, - 13
930 George III. Twopence, 1797, 2, fine ; Pence, 1797,
V.F., 1805, Y, 1806 ; Plalfpeuce, 1766, ’73, ’75,
1806, ’07, 1799, proofi ; Farthings, 1773, ’74, ’99,
1806, 2 ; 1807, mostly fine, - 18
931 George III. Twopence, 3; Pennies, 1797, 1805;
Halfpennies, assorted, 7; Farthings, assorted, 6;
English and Irish, some very good, - 17
932 George IV. Pennies, 1825, ’26; Halfpennies, 1825,
’26 ; Farthings, 1821, ’25, ’26, 2 ; Half Farthings,
1878, 1830, 2; Third of Farthings, 1827, 2; Irish
Penny ; Halfpenny, mostly fine, - 17
933 William IV. Pennies, 1831, ’37 ; Halfpennies, 1831,
’37 ; Farthings, 1831, ’35, ’37 ; Half Farthing, 1837,
very rare ; Third of Farthings, 5, mostly fine, 13
934 Victoria Pennies, 1841, ’46, ’47, ’51, ’53, ’54, ’55, ’57,
’58, ’59, 60, ’63, all very fine, some scarce dates, 12
935 Victoria Pennies, similar to above, 5, good.; Half¬
pennies, 1841, ’47, ’53, ’54, ’57, ’59, ’60, ’61, ’62, ’63,
all fine, - 17
936 Victoria Farthings, 1838, ’50, ’57, ’60, ’61 ; Half
Farthings, 4; Third of Farthings, 5; Quarter
Farthings, 4 ; Eighth of Farthing, 1, a good lot, 20
937 Victoria Model Pennies, 3 ; Model Halfpennies, 2 ;
Model Crowns, 2 ; Quarter Farthings, 2 ; Half
Farthings, 2, good, - 11
938 Isle of Man Pennies, 1733, 1758, ’86, ’98, 1811; Peel
Castle, 2 varieties, 1811; 2 other varieties, 1813,
2, 1830, 1839; Fine White Medal, Peel Castle,
mostly fine and rare, - 13
939 Isle of Man Halfpennies, 1733, ’58, ’86, 2; 98, 1811
2 varieties, 1813, 2; 1830, ’31, ’39, 2; Farthing’
1839, mostly fine and rare, - 14
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Third Day 8 Sale,
940 Guernsey Eight Doubles, 4 ; Two Doubles, 2 ; One
Double, 2; Jersey Pennies, 8; Halfpennies, 6;
Farthings, 2, various dates, all good, - 24
941 Charles I. Kilkenny Pieces, as Simon, No. 142, 4 ;
Voce Populi Pieces, 1760, assorted, 8, all good, 12
COLONIAL COPPER COINS.
942 Gibraltar Ten Quartos, 1802, 1810, ’20, ’42 ; One
Quartos, 1802, ’10, ’13, 20 ; Half Quartos, 1842 ; St
Helena Halfpennies, 1821, 2 ; Solomon’s Token,
mostly scarce and good, - 19
943 Newfoundland, varied, 5 ; Magdalen Island, 1 ; Hong
Kong, 2 ; Borneo, Cyprus, Straits Settlements,
Mauritius, Prince Edward Islands, good and
varied, - 23
944 Bahama, 1806, 2 ; Bermunda, 1793, 2 ; Antigua,
Buenos Ayres, lonakon, Burmese, Essequebo, a
good lot, - 21
945 Barbadoes Pennies, 1788, 1792 ; Halfpenny, 1792,
very fine ; Jamaica Nickel Pennies, 2 ; Halfpennies,
4; QqjIoti, various and good. - 26
946 Bahama Halfpenny Bronze Proof, 1807, extra rare
date, - 1
947 Ceylon Silver, 28 Stivers, 1809 ; gilt proof, 1802;
East India Company, 1804, 1794, beautiful gilt
proof, - 4
948 Sierra Leone Dollar, Half Dollar, Penny, Cent., all
1791 ; Fine Bronze Proof Half Dollar, 1791 ; Silver
Proof 10 Cent Silver, 1805, all very fine, - 6
949 Nova Scotia Pennies, 1814, ’32, ’40, ’43 ; Halfpennies,
1823, ’32, ’40, ’43, ’56, ’61 ; Farthings, 2 ; New
Brunswick Pennies, 2 ; Halfpennies, 4 ; various, all
good, - 23
950 Canada Pennies, 1837, 1842, ’50, ’52 ; Halfpennies,
1830, ’32, ’37, ’44, ’50, 52, 57, ’59, - 18
951 Canada Halfpenny Tokens, a good lot, various, - 28
952 America Halfpenny Tokens, many fine and scarce, 30
953 America Copper Cents, 1794, ’95, ’98, 1802, ’03, ’07,
’16, ’17, ’18, ’20, ’22, ’26, ’31, ’32, ’38, ’40, ’42, ’44,
’46, ’47, ’48, ’51, ’54, ’55, many scarce dates, - 25
954 America Copper Cents, 1798, 1802, ’03, ’37, ’38, ’46,
’47 ; Half Cent, 1804 ; Two Cents, 2 ; Nickel Cents,
A, fair, - 18
Thursday, April 7, 1887.
43
955 America Half Dollar, 1830; Dimes, 1820, ’21, ’35,
’53 ; Half Dimes, 1851, 2, ’35, ’36, ’49 ; Three Cent
Silver, 1853, 2, - 13
956 America Dollar, 1799, very good, - 1
957 East India Copper Coins, a great variety many, very fine
and scarce, - 44
958 East India Bronze Proofs, 8, very fine; Java, 1799,
IS C. Brooke Cent and Half Cent ; J. Brooke’s
Cent, fine lot, - 12
959 George IV. (Bronze Medal), Visit to Edinbro 1822,
very fine and scarce, - 1
960 Admiral Vernon, various, Capti.ire of Portobello, &c., 8
961 Battle Abbey, very fine', Calendars, 1800, 1821, fine.
Various Medals, 4,-8
962 Foreign Bronze Assorted Medals, - 9
963 Crimea Fine Bronze Medals, 1856, 3 ; others, vari¬
ous, - 60
964 Medalets, Brass, 18th and 19th Century, about 60
965 Troy Weights, old and curious; William HI., &c„
assorted, 19 ; Irish Twopenny Tokens, as Simon’s,
Nos. 15 to 22, very scarce 9, - 28
966 Brass Checks, Tradesmen’s and others, many very
curious, about 115, various, - 115
967 New Zealand and Australia, 8, very fine; Barbadoes
Penny, Liberia Two Cents, 1862, - 10
968 Medals and Coins, Bronze, &c., some very fine and
scarce, - 18
969 Kirk’s Medalets, mostly fine and scarce, - 13
970 Foreign Coins, &c., great variety, - 130
971 Tokens, Silver, Five Shillings, Forster and Corbett,
Hutchesontown ; Five Shilling Tokens, Brass, pay¬
able at Alloa Colliery ; Do., at Thistle Bank, very
rare, - 3
972 Lead-looped Medal, very curious, dated 1500-1501,
found when cutting the Fleet Ditch, London,
September, 1862 ; Bronze Medal, Newcastle Exhibi¬
tion 1840, mid rarg, - 2
973 Rosa Americana Penny, 1723, crowned, fine; Half¬
pence, 1723, crowned, 2 ; Poor Farthing, 1722,
not crowned, - 4
974 Brass Medals, Queen Charlotte’s Coronation, George
III., William III., Duke of Cumberland, Cullodeu,
George HI., and Queen Charlotte, Princess of
Wales, 1772, and others, good, - 8
975 Foreign Assorted Coins, many fine and, scarce, a parcel.
44
Third Day's Sale,
ROMAN COINS.
976 Aes grave, head of Janus, rev. prow, size VI, fine and
rare, - 1
977 Triens, ohv. horse, rev. wheel; another, head of Min¬
erva, rev. prow, both size 13, - 2
LARGE BRASS.
978 Nero, Cohen 14, very fine and yatinated, - 1
979 Galba, rer. CONCORDIA • AVO, - 1
980 Vespasian, rei?. JUDAEA OAPTA, very rare, - 1
981 Clodius Albinus, rev. CONCORDIA, and very rare, 1
982 fair for this rare coin, - 1
983 Geta, Cohen 52, very fine and rare, - 1
984 Severus Alexander, 7'ev. the emperor in quadriga,
Cohen yil {2b francs\ fine, - 1
985 Balbinus, reu. PROVIDENTIA DEORUM, - 1
986 Augustus, Lucilla, Antoninus Pius, Faustina,
Maximus, &c., some fine, - 15
987 Middle Brass of Antonia, Drusus, Vespasian, Trajan,
Elagabalus, &c., &c., a good lot, - 20
988 Silver — M. Antony and Augustus, Augustus and Cali'
gula, both rare denarii, - 2
989 Macrinus, Clodius Albinus, and Mariniana, all rare, 3
990 Augustus, denarii, all different types, - 6
991 Augustus, Hadrian, Aurelius, Julia Maesa, Ves¬
pasian, and others, - 21
992 Consular denarii of Antony, Claudia, Rubria, Rutilia,
Aemilia, &c., - 21
993 Others of Crepusia, Fouteia, Herennia, Julia, Flam-
inia, &c., mostly fine, - 20
G R E E K.
994 Syracuse, Tetradrachm, head of Arethusa surrounded
by dolphins, rev. biga crowned by victory, 1
995 Alexander Magnus, Tetradrachm, /776, - l
996 Macedonia Tetradrachm, head of Alexander, rev.
AESILLAS, club, money, chest, &c., within olive
wreath, fine, - 1
Thursday, April 7, 1887. “lo
997 Tetradraclims of Rliegiuin, Side, and Pergamus,
fair, - ^ ^
998 Smaller Coins of Thnrinm, Sicyon, Acanthus, Corinth,
Partliia, &c., mostly fine, -
GOLD COINS.
999 Carthage, Stater, rev. a horse standing, /ine and rare, 1
1000 Alexander Magnus, rev. Yictoiy, very fine, - 1
1001 Sassauian, Sapor II., rev. altar, &g., fine and rare, 1
1002 Indo-Scythian, Gupta Samuda, oxire, - 1
1003 Honorius, Solidus, rev. VICTORIA, - 1
1004 Anastasins Solidus, Victory walking, - 1
1005 France, Napoleon L, Twenty Franc Piece, very
fine, - 1
1006 Austria, Joseph IL, 1764 ; Maria Theresa, 1765, both
fine, - 2
1007 Hungary, George Rako, 1646, rare; Poland, Augustus
II., 1734, both fine, - 2
1008 Early British, unin scribed, - 1
1009 Henry VH. Angel, m.m. Scallop,yi72e, - 1
1010 Henry VIII. Angel, m.m. Fleur-de-lis, - 1
1011 James VI. Sword and Sceptre Piece, 1602, very
fine, - 1
ENGLISH SILVER, &c.
1012 Groats of Edward III. IV., Henry VI. VIL, &c.,
some fine, - 15
1013 Pennies of Edward IL, John, Henry H. HI., &c.,
some fine, - 20
1014 Edward VI. Crown, 1551, and Shilling, - 2
1015 Elizabeth Crown, Half Crown, Shilling, and Six¬
pence, a valuable lot, - 4
1016 James 1. Crown, and rare, - 1
1017 James I. Half Crown, m.m. Lis, scarce, - 1
1018 Charles I. Tower Crown, m.m., anchor, - 1
1019 Charles 1. Exeter Crown, l^ib,fine, - 1
1020 Charles 1. do., not so good, - 1
1021 Charles 1., Ormonde, Siege Crown, rare, - 1
1022 Charles 1. Shillings, various mints, - 8
1023 Cromwell Half Crown, \{\b'^,fine, - 1
1024 James II. Crown, li)%l,fine; Half Crown, 1686;
Shilling, 1685 ; Sixpence, 1688 ; very fine, - 4
Third Day^ s Sale,
1025 William and Mary Crown, 1692 ; Half Crown, 1691,
both fine, - 2
1026 Anne Crown, 1703, VIGO ; and Half Crown, same
type, both fine, , 2
1027 George 1. Crown, 1720; Half Crown, 1720 ; Shilling,
1717 ; Sixpence, 1720, all roses and plumes in
angles, mostly fine, - 4
1028 George II. Crown, 1734 ; Half Crown, 1735 ;
Shilling, 1734; Sixp GHC0J 1 / ^^5 ^ * 4:
1029 George III. Crown, 1819, brilliant, * - 1
1030 George III. Half Crown, 1819 ; Shillings, 1816, 3 ;
1817, 2 ; George IV. Half Crowns, 1820, 1825,
all fine, - y
1031 George HI. Bank Dollar, 1804, and Countermarked
Spanish Dollar, both fine, - 2
1032 George III. Three Shilling Pieces, 1811, T2, 13 15,
all fine, - 7
1033 George HI. Eighteenpence, 3 ; and 4 other Bank
Tokens, - 7
1034 Maunday Money, various Reigns, chiejly fine, 40
SCOTCH SILVER.
1035
1036
1037
1038
1039
1040
1041
1042
Mary and Henry Ryal, 1566, - 1
Another, but countermarked with Thistle, 1566
fine,
Mary Testoon, fine,
Francis and Mary Testoon, 1560, very fair,
James VI. Sword Dollar, lb^^,fine,
Another, but countermarked with thistle, very fine,
James VI. Thirty Shilling Piece, 1582, rare,
1
1
1
1
1
1
Shilling Piece,
1697,
1692;
Do. Forty Shilling Piece,
3
WAR MEDALS, &c.. Chiefly Fine.
1043 Indian General Service,
“ Pegu,” - 1
1044 Do.
do..
“N. W. Frontier,” 22nd
Regiment, - 1
1045 Do.
do..
“ Jowaki,” 98th Regiment, 1
“ Umbeyla,” 19th „ 1
“ Bhootan,” 80th „ 1
104(5 Do.
do..
1047 Do.
do..
1048 Do.
do..
“ Persia,” 64th „ 1
“ Delhi,” Bengal Fusiliers, 1
1049 Do.
do..
Thursday, Ayril 7, 1887.
47
1050 Crimea, 3 bars, “Alma,” “ Inkermann,” Sebastopol,”
68th Regiment, - 1
1051 Crimea, 2 bars, “Inkermann,” “Balaklava,” Ambul¬
ance Corps, - 1
1052 Crimea, 2 bars, “ Sebastopol,” “ Inkermann,” no name
on edge, - 1
1053 Egypt, 1882, Derby Regiment, - 1
1054 Array Long Service, A. H. Corps; Naval do., 30th
R. M. L. L, - 2
1055 English Copper Coins, Charles II. to Victoria, many
fine and rare, - 46
1056 Tradesmen’s CopperTokens, 18th and lilth Centuries,
some fine, - 100
1057 Seventeenth Century Tokens, various towns, 36
1058 A L arge Lot of Roman, Greek, and English Copper
Coins, many rare, about - 400
1059 White Metal Medals, Kings of England, Emminent
Men, Churches, &c., all fine, - 20
1060 Hedlinger’s Bronze Medals of Kings and Queens of
Sweden, a fine lot, - 44
1061 United States and Washington Cents, and Copper
Coins of Bahama, Barbadoes, Jamaica, &c. ; Gun
Money and others, - 28
1062 Bronze Medals, Kings of England, hy Dassier, 23
1063 Others: Pitt, Montgomery, Louis XV., Thomason
Vase, &c., fine, - 8
1064 Camden, Bacon, Napoleon, Louis XV., Blackburn
Exhibition, &Q,., fine, - 11
1065 Pitt, Chesterfield, Napoleon, Shakespere, William
IN ., ^c., fine, - 12
1066 Earl of Bath, Lafayette, 0‘Connell, General Dufour,
k>G.,fine,
1067 Vernon, Frederick the Great, Victoria, &e.,
poor.
VARIOUS PROPERTIES.
1068 Miscellaneous Lot of Copper Coins,
1069 Do. do.
1070 Do. do.
1071 Irish Halfpennies from Charles 11. to George I. •
Swiss and other German Coins, - 21
1072 Robert III. Groats of Edinburgh and Perth, - 3
1073 Edward I. Penny ; Edward III. Groats, 2 • and side
face Groat of Henry VIII., . ’ 4
1074 Irish Groat of Henry Nm.,fine; Shilling of Edward
Nl., loell preserved, . ^ 2
11
mostly
22
60
60
60
48
1 liird Day s Sale,
1075 Shillings and Sixpences of Elizabeth, - ^ 5
1076 Charles 11. Scottish Merks, 2 ; Half-Crown and Shil¬
ling of Anne 1., E. below bust, 1707, - 4
1077 James 11, William and Mary, Half-Crowns ; Six¬
pences of William, - ^
1078 William and Mary, and George 11. Half-Crowns ;
George 1. and 11. Shillings, - _ 4
1079 George II. Half-Crown ; Sixpences of William III.,
George II. and HI., and two engraved tokens by
Simon de Passe, - J
1080 Shillings from Charles H. to George 11., - 7
1081 Shillings of Charles II ; Anne, 2 ; George II. and III.,
all fine ; and Sixpences Anne and George L, 7
1082 Half-Crown, Shillings, and Sixpences, in poor con¬
dition ~
1083 Medal of Charles II. on his birth, 1630; Irish Ten-
pence, Fivepence, and three Colonial Coins of
William IV., - . ^
1084 Maundy Money from Charles H. to George IV., in¬
cluding set of William IV., - 25
1085 Modern Continental Currency, all very fine, - 15
1086 Two Silver Medals ; 2 Small Turkish Gold Coins ;
and other Continental Coins, &c., - 17
1087 First Brass Roman of Claudius, Drusus Galba,
Doraitian, and Nerva, - . . ^
1088 Caligula, Agrippina, Vespasian, Titus, Domitian
Nerva, and Trajan, ^ ‘
1089 Ner o, T raj an, H adrian , Antoninus, S e v erus, Alexan dei ,
and 3 others, ■ ht
1090 Hadrian, Julia Mamaea, Severus, Alexander, Maxi-
minus, Gordian, and large Coin of Neiva, - 8
1091 Marcus Aurelius, Commodus, Seveius, Alex¬
ander, Gordian, Philip, and a false Pertinax and
1092 Second Brass, Augustus Nero, Severus, Alexander,
and others, -
1093 Similar Lot, -
1094 Do. do., - 1 • n Q A
1095 Lot Various Emperors and Empresses, chiefly Second
Brass, ' |2
1096 Do. do., -
1097 Do. do., i
1098 Third Brass,
1099 Miscellaneous Lot of Copper Coins ^8
1100 Alexander III. Penny; Edward I. do. ; Irish Groat
of Henry VIII. ; and 7 others, - 11
1 101 Half-Crown of William and Mary ; Shillings of
William IIL, George II. ; and 3 others, - 7
Thursday, April 7, 1887.
49
1102 Bronze Medals of Canova, Captain Cook, Napoleon,
and Alexander I., face to face, rev. figure writing
upon a rock, - 8
1103 Goethe, rev. Charles Augustus and Queen, in case,
very fine^ - 1
1104 Silver Medal of Prince Charles and Maria of Prussia,
on the occasion of their Marriage, size 13, very fine, 1
1105 Large Bronze Medallion of Christ, by Matthaeci
Pastii of Verona, 16th Century, - 1
1106 Three Roman Catholic Badges ; 3 Gloucester Penny
Tokens, and Oval Leaden Church Token, 7
1107 Brass Chasing of the Judgment of Solomon, and
, small do. of Orpheus, - 2
1108 Alexander III. Penny ; Balance Merk of James VL,
fine and rare ; and 2 others, - 4
THE END.
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